Family members / Auxiliary have and has Second cut, unit 1. Hello, in this first unit of second cut we are reviewing about the members of our family. Also, we reviewed a little bit about when to use the auxiliary verbs; have and has. To have means to have. Its peculiarity is that it changes depending on the pronoun with which it is conjugated, so we use have with the pronouns I, you, we and they, but has with the pronouns he, she and it: Have: I have a party on Saturday We have an anatomy midterm on Monday. Do you have a job? They have a nice friendship Has He has a pet parrot She has a cool outfit It has a red car