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I think it might be confusing to some people to learn to translate "avoir" as "have" instead of "to have". It should be learned as the infinitive.
January 17, 2013
When I hear or read "have an apple" I understand this is an invitation (imperative), to be translated in French by "prends une pomme" or "prenez une pomme".
January 18, 2013
same thing: for me it's a imperative and I translated it as "prends une pomme"
February 6, 2013
In French the imperative with "have" would be "Aie une pomme" The subjunctive form is "Que tu aies une pomme" (sing) or "Que vous ayez une pomme" (polite sing and plural)
February 26, 2013
