Benutzt man have oder has bei mehreren Personen?

"Has" unterliegt der Regel "he, she, it -'s' muss mit.

Bei he, she und it muss es also has heißen.

Peter (He) has (got) a new bike. Shirley (She) has (got) two brothers. It (the rabbit) has (got) a new cage.

Bei I, you, we und they muss es have heißen.

I have (got) a new car. You have (got)  nice jeans.  My firends and I (We)have (got) a new teacher. The Millers (They) have (got) a big house.

Bei mehreren Personen also "have".

Bei mehreren Personen grundsätzlich "Have"

Gibt ja die Regel: "Bei he, she, it, das S muss mit." Kannst dich daran orientieren.

He, she, it das 's' muss mit

I have a headache. 
You have a headache. 
She/ he/ it/ John/ the Eiffel Tower has a headache. 
We have headaches. 
You all have headaches. 
They have headaches. 

I have never eaten locusts. 
You have never eaten locusts. 
She/he/it/John/the Eiffel Tower has never eaten locusts. 
We have never eaten locusts. 
You all have never eaten locusts. 
They have never eaten locusts.