English for Today by Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr GAB)
“TO HAVE” VERBS IN TAG QUESTIONS
When “has, have, had” are used before another verb, they form the tag:
He has left. Hasn’t he?
They haven’t eaten. Have they?
When “has, have, had” are preceded by another auxiliary verb, that auxiliary verb forms the tag:
He doesn’t have money. Does he?
They can’t have it now. Can they?
When “has, have, had” are used alone, “does, do, did” form the tag:
He has money. Doesn’t he?
They have it all. Don’t they?
They had an issue. Didn’t they?
GAB
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