Conjugation of Have and Go
To Have = To show possession or a quality
- I have ten dollars.
- You have nice shoes.
- She has a pretty dress.
- He has a cold.
To Go = to show movement or a place of destination.
- I need to go home.
- They don't go to school.
- He goes to the football games.
- She goes to the movies every Friday.
Word Order of Negative Sentences
Subject + negative + verb + rest of the sentence
- I don't have money.
- He doesn't have food.
- She doesn't go to school.
- The toy doesn't go there.
* To make a negative sentence in English with To Have and To Go, we use Don't or Doesn't followed by Have or Go (never use Has or Goes).
- We don't have school tonight.
- She doesn't have the pens.
- They don't go out often.
- The people don't go outside.