Articles about Have,Something, and Done

Teory

Have /hav/ auxiliary verb: have (short form ‘ve; negative short form haven’t), has (short form ‘s; negative short form hasn’t),having,had (short form ‘d; negative short form hadn’t)

Have and has are used with the past participles of other verbs to form the perfect tense of those verbs

Something /’sɅmᶿᶬ/

Something is any indefinite or unidentified thing , and can refer to an object,topic,quality,action,event  or circumstance; it is used in positive sentences,but can also be used after if and in questions,especially when the person asking the question expects the answer ‘yes’

Done /dɅn?

Done  is the past particle of the verb do

Examples

1.    How long have you two known each other?

2.    Has it actually stopped raininng?

3.    There’s something odd about that man

4.    You must have something to eat before you go

5.    Food is done whrn it fully cooked

Exercises:

1.    A job that is ... is finished

2.    Much work remains to be ...

3.    It hasn’t been a good summer, ... it?

4.    If you got ... important to say,say it!

5.    There’s ... i ought to tell you

Source:

Chambers Harrap Publisher Ltd. 1995. Chambers English Essential English Dictionary. Edinburgh:Chambers Harrap Publisher Ltd