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Grade: 2
Language Rule
One vs. More Than One: Use has when speaking of one person or thing. Use have when speaking of more than one.
Rule: When changing has to have, change the naming word to mean more than one!
1
Review — Singular to Plural Helpers
child → children
man → men
woman → women
ox → oxen
lady → ladies
horse → horses
he / she → they
2
Written Practice — Rewrite Changing "Has" to "Have"
Rewrite each sentence on the handwriting line below, changing has to have and making the subject plural:
1. The child has gone to play.
Write:
2. The man has gone to work.
Write:
3. Has the woman gone home?
Write:
4. The ox has gone to the pasture.
Write:
5. The lady has gone to the store.
Write:
6. Has the horse gone to the stable?
Write:
3
Oral Partner Drill — Rapid Transformation
Say aloud with your teacher or partner, changing has to have:
• Has he gone to dinner? → Have they gone to dinner?
• Has she gone to market? → Have they gone to market?
• The bird has gone to its nest. → The birds have gone to their nests.
• Has the star gone behind the cloud? → Have the stars gone behind the clouds?