Practice Makes Perfect

do
 or 
does
 to create the question form in the present tense with the 
verb
 to have
.
1. I have lipstick on my tooth?
2. you have a new mattress?
3. Mike have a black tie?
4. the kids have a bag of marshmallows?
5. he have the wrong answer?
6. I have a bruise on my arm?
7. he have a membership for the gym?
8. we have binoculars for the show?
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practice makes perfect Basic 
English
9. the soup have a lot of noodles?
10. it have green eyes?
11. you have a better map of the city?
12. they have a poodle?
13. Carlos have my e-mail address?
14. we have winter tires?
15. the horse have a saddle?
16. it have pink polka dots?
17. she have a silk bathrobe?
18. the beaver have a flat tail?
19. I have a scar on my leg?
20. we have a new manager today?
21. she have a cousin in Germany?
22. you have the receipt in the bag?
23. Shaun have new glasses?
24. I have a ladybug on my shirt?
25. Samantha have a gold necklace?
26. we have ants in the basement?
27. I have mud on my shoes?
28. you have a dictionary?
29. they have a fax machine?
30. you have a bib for the baby?
31. I have the right time?
32. the cat have sharp claws?
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The Simple
Present Tense
The simple present tense is used when stating general facts or true statements that 
have no time. Add -s to the verb for he, she, and it.
I need 
→ I need a new computer.
you need → You need a good lawyer.
he needs → He needs a roommate.
she needs → She needs a blanket.
it needs 
→ It needs a lot of work.
we need 
→ We need a flashlight.
they need → They need a new fridge.
Add -es to verbs when using he, she, and it if the verb: