Had

Had 

"Had" is the auxiliary verb used to indicate possession, ownership, experience, or relationship in the past.

Simple Sentence:

Subjects	Auxiliary verbs	Examples
He (singular)	Had	He had a pet dog.
She (singular)		She had a friend.
It (singular)		It had many special features.
Any Name (singular)		Susan had your pen.
I (plural)		I had a dog.
We (plural)		We had red pens.
You (plural)		You had a cat.
They (plural)		They had horses.

 

In the negative form, "had" becomes "Did not have" or "didn’t have".

 

Ø  Example:

·        I didn’t have any question.

·        You didn’t have any girlfriend.

·        We didn’t have books.

·        They didn’t have any pencils.

·        Pooja and Soni didn’t have bags.

·        He didn’t have any chances.

·        She didn’t have a house.

·        Joy didn’t have any chocolate.

 

In interrogative sentences “Did" is placed at the beginning of the sentence and after the subjects we use have:

 

Ø  Example:

·        Did we have two horses?

·        Did Muskan have a ball?

·        Did the children have toys?

·        Did you have a mask?

·        Did Palak have some books?

·        Did he have a cycle?

·        Did we have much money?

·        Did Sejal have toys?