Understand the idea
In present-simple statements, use has with he, she, it or one named person. Use have with I, you, we and they. Choose the person first: Aarav has a bicycle. His friends have bicycles. The form follows the subject, not the number of objects. She has two pencils is correct. Use Does she have a pencil? and She does not have a pencil. After does or doesn’t, use have. With they, use Do they have a pencil?
See a worked example
I have a question. / She has a blue bag. / We have time.
A useful check
After does, use the base form have.
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