My family HAVE/HAS breakfast?

My family HAVE / HAS breakfast in the morning.

No one will notice which verb you have used. Instead, they will be wondering why the statement was made at all.

Thanks for your reply. But I want to know if we use have or has in such sentences. The sentence is just an example to ask the question.
You are absolutely right. My students have just started to learn English and they make such basic sentences.

I have already indicated (granted, in a jocular way) that either verb form is OK in that kind of sentence.

Bbk_agp Hi everone;In below sentence we use HAVE or HAS?My family HAVE / HAS breakfast at morning.Sincerely

Hi Bbk

To add to Mister Micawber's reply, whether 'have' or 'has' is used depends on your perception of 'family'. If you think of 'family' as family members, then 'have' is the logical choice. On the other hand, if you view 'family' as a group, '

Hi,

Bbk_agpMy family HAVE / HAS breakfast in the morning.

Briefly, in AmE family usually takes a singular verb, whereas in BrE it can also take a plural verb.

Therefore, either answer is considered grammatically correct. I'd prefer using has in your sentence, though.

Regards