Patina · Emergencies

The Waiting Room

Six people are waiting to see the doctor, and you can SEE what is wrong with each one. Learn the words from the pictures, find the right person, then choose has or have.

★ learn the words  ·  ★★ find the person  ·  ★★★ has or have

Download the PDF PDF · 2 pages

For the teacher · In class

project the room and ask "Who has a cough?" The class calls the name out loud. Then ask it back as a question — "Does Rosa have a cough?" — and listen for has or have.  ·  ✏️ On paper: write the name for each question, then circle has or have.

Unit 8 teacher's key (PDF)

★ The waiting room

Everyone in the waiting room feels sick. Tap a person to hear what is wrong.

★★ Who has it?

Now the words are gone. Read the question and tap the right person.

Who has a headache?1 / 6

  1. Who has a headache? _______________
  2. Who has a cough? _______________
  3. Who has a backache? _______________
  4. Who has an earache? _______________
  5. Who has a sore throat? _______________
  6. Who has a broken leg? _______________

★★★ has or have?

Choose has or have for each sentence.

One person uses has. Two or more people, and I and you, use have. But in a question with do or does, it goes back to have.
  1. Luis a headache.
  2. Carlos a broken leg.
  3. I a sore throat.
  4. My children a cough.
  5. Does Rosa a sore throat?
  6. Do you a fever?