Complete the camper's diary entry by choosing the correct form of "have" for each blank.

I usually have a huge turkey sandwich for lunch every day. My dog, Buster, has a funny habit of staring at me while I eat it. Right now, we are having a lovely picnic in the park, and Buster is hoping I drop a piece of turkey!

I usually have a huge turkey sandwich for lunch every day.

We use the base form "have" with the pronoun "I" to talk about meals and routines.

My dog, Buster, has a funny habit of staring at me while I eat it.

Because "My dog" is third-person singular (he/she/it), we use "has" to show possession or attributes.

Right now, we are having a lovely picnic in the park, and Buster is hoping I drop a piece of turkey!

To describe an activity happening right now, we use the present continuous tense ("are" + "having").