Question

the child in the class......... nine years old has are have is​

Answer 1

Answer:

have

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

The child in the class is nine years old.

Explanation:

Helping verbs are words which are used before the main verb to express the tense(time) of the main verb (work/action), mood of the subject or voice of the sentence. They are also known as auxiliary verbs.

The following helping verbs are used when:

The helping verb 'is' and 'are' are used when the tense of the main verb is present tense.

• Is: used when subject is singular.
• Are: used when subject is plural.

The helping verbs 'has' and 'have' is used to show possession of something by the subject or as modals.

• Has: used when the sentence is being said by the third person perspective.
• Have: used when the subject in the first or second person perspective.

Since, the subject 'child' is a singular noun.

Therefore, the helping verb used will be

"The child in the class is nine years old."