I (have/has) a headache.

You (have/has) a new laptop.

They (have/has) three cats.

She (have/has) a big house.

It (have/has) been a year since we (have/has) talked.

Jacob (has/have) done the job perfectly. All the teachers (have/has) appreciated his efforts.

(Have/Has） you replied to the mail? Your sister (has/have) already replied to it.

She (have/has) a house in Bengaluru.

Melissa (have/has) a joint injury.

I (have/has) visited Singapore twice.

They (have/has) taken part in the cultural program.

Peter often (have/has) noodles for lunch.

What would you like to (have/has): tea or coffee?

I (have/has) had snacks just an hour ago.

He (have/has) to pay the electricity bill by today evening or else penalty will apply.

Plan B (has/have) to work properly.

You (has/have) to perform the dance otherwise you will be disqualified.

I (has/have) to meet him before he moves to another city.

Those dresses (has/have) stripes.

Roger and I (has/have) a red car.

My dog and Patricia’s cat (has/have) brown fur.