The present tense of the verb "avere" "to have"

Negative form:

Io non ho	I have not
Tu non hai / Lei non ha	You have not
Lui non ha	He has not
Lei non ha	She has not
Esso non ha	It has not
Noi non abbiamo	We have not
Voi non avete	You have not
Loro non hanno	They have not

Remember! Unlike English, in which "not" is placed after the forms of "to have", in Italian "non" is added before the forms of "avere" ( see also the present tense of the verb "to be": negative form ).

In the singular and third person plural the letter "h" is written (but not pronounced) to distinguish:

ho	from	o (or),
hai		ai (to the)
ha		a (to)
hanno		anno (year)

For now that's all, see you at the next little lesson.