This week my son isn't going to school because he has a sore throat.
The correct answers to fill in the blanks on the sentence are "isn't going" and "has". The incorrect options are "isn't going" and "is having."
Because all of the letters "i" in the word are missing, the sentence above is ambiguous. The question will be easier to solve if the letters "i" are returned.
To have is a verb with numerous meanings. To own, possess, or hold are some of the most popular meanings of the verb 'to have.' Furthermore, in the present tense, the verb can exist in two forms: have and has. For example:
The form has will be used when expressing the verb 'to have' in the present tense alongside she, he, or it. For example:
The form have is used when the verb 'to have' is placed in the present tense alongside I, you, us and they.
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