To have: Affirmative

Present simple: To have
Affirmative 

We use the verb have/has to talk about:

• possessions
I have a new house.

• family (and other) relationships
Paul has three brothers.
Betty has a nice boyfriend.

• sicknesses
I have a cold.

We also use the verb have/has to describe:

• someone's eyes
You have beautiful eyes.
My mom has green eyes.

• someone's hair
My girlfriend has very long hair.

Use the verb have/has to describe parts of the face.

When we describe someone's hair, eyes, or parts of the face, we can use the verb have/has:

• I have short, wavy, brown hair.
• He has big blue eyes
• She has long eyelashes.
• My father has a beard and a moustache.
• My mother has a small nose.
• They have full lips (large and round lips).

Simple present: have/has

Affirmative

I	have
you	have
we	have
they	have

• I have long black hair.
• You have beautiful eyes!
• My brother and Ihave a beard and a moustache.
• My parents have gray hair.

he	has
she	has
it	has

• Pablo has a big nose.
• Your mom has big green eyes.
• The dog has black and brown hair.