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What to use with student has or have?
‘Each’ is distributive, so despite the fact that we’re talking about multiple students (probably) it takes singular verb agreement. So you use ‘has’.
Is it each have or each has?
“Each” is singular, so it is “each [one] has.” “All have,” but “each has.” Always.
Is it correct to say English teacher or teacher of English?
Both are correct, though “teacher of English” is more precise. An English teacher might be English by nationality and a teacher of biology, for example. But the majority of native-born English speakers would say “English teacher.”
What is a good sentence for the word teaching?
1. She is teaching her students. (is teaching – present continuous tense) 2. We have been waiting for them. (have been waiting – present perfect continuous tense) 3. He eats with his left hand. (eats – simple present)
How do you use simple present tense in a sentence?
Even though you are talking about something happening in the future, the simple present tense is still used: I have (got) to call my mom tomorrow. We have (got) to go shopping for a dress before the wedding. He has (got) to improve his grades before he can go to university.
What is the past perfect tense of they had been walking?
They had been walking. (had been walking – past perfect continuous tense) 8. They will have learnt their lessons. (will have learnt – future perfect tense) 9. They will be having fun. (will be having – future continuous tense) 10. We are waiting for them. (are waiting – present continuous tense)
How do you use the word had in a sentence?
He has had his breakfast. (has had – present perfect tense) 6. The chief guest addressed the gathering. (addressed – simple past) 7. They had been walking. (had been walking – past perfect continuous tense) 8. They will have learnt their lessons. (will have learnt – future perfect tense)