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Had Worksheets (Past of Have)

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GrammarGrades 1–3Free Printable
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🎂 Had Worksheets (Past of Have)

📖 Concept

Had is the past tense of 'have' and works with all subjects. Example: She had a cake. They had fun.

✏️ Section A - Fill in had

1. She ______ a party last week. (had)
2. They ______ fun at the park. (had)
3. I ______ a cold yesterday. (had)
4. He ______ a red car. (had)

✏️ Section B - Complete the sentence

1. My dog ______ a bone. (had)
2. The kids ______ homework. (had)
3. She ______ long hair last year. (had)
4. We ______ a test on Friday. (had)
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About This Had Worksheets (Past of Have) Worksheet

This free printable had worksheet helps grades 1-3 students practice the past tense of the verb to have. Learners complete sentences using 'had' with every subject. Print on US Letter or A4 paper and use the included answer key to check work quickly.

What Students Will Learn

Students learn that 'had' is the same for all subjects in the past tense — a useful contrast to has/have, which change with the subject.

How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet

How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet

Talk about yesterday together: 'What did we have for dinner?' Point out that 'had' stays the same no matter who the subject is.

Skills Covered

had · verb to have · past tense · grammar · sentence completion

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