Will Have

 

Will Have

“Will have" is an auxiliary verb used to indicate possession, ownership, or the existence of something.

Simple Sentence:

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

 

In the negative form, "will have" becomes "will not have" or " won't have"

Ø  Example:

·       I won’t have any question.

·       You won’t have any girlfriend.

·       We won’t have books.

·       They won’t have any pencils.

·       Pooja and Soni won’t have bags.

·       He won’t have any chances.

·       She won’t have a house.

·       Joy won’t have a chocolate.

 

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

  

Example:

·       Will we have two horses?

·       Will Muskan have a ball?

·       Will the children have toys?

·       Will you have a mask?

·       Will Palak have some books?

·       Will he have a cycle?

·       Will we have a lot of money?

·       Will Sejal have toys?

·       Will Sejal have toys?

·      Will Mitali have a doll?

·     Will you have a book?

 

Wh-Word Type Interrogative Sentences

 

Ø  Examples:

·       What will you have?

·       What will he have?

·       What will I have?

·       How much money will you have?

·       How big an army will the king have?

·       What will Sohan have?

·       What will Radha have?

·       What will they have?

·       Why will he have a gun?