have you the garden which I have?

I have not the one that you have

which looking glass have you?

I have the one which your brother has

has he the book that your friend has?

he has not the one which my friend has

which candle has he?

he has the candle of his neighbour

he has the one that I have

has he this tree or that one?

he has neither this nor that, but the one which I have

which ass has the man?

he has the one that his boy has

has the stranger your chair or mine?

he has neither yours nor mine, but he has his friend's good chair

have you the glove which I have, or the one that my tailor has?

has your shoemaker my fine shoe or that of his boy?

which house has the baker?

he has neither yours nor mine (domus i/us f.), but that of his good brother

which carriage have I?

have I mine or that of the peasant?

have you my fine carriage?

I have not but the Frenchman has it

what has the Frenchman?

he has nothing

what has the shoemaker?

he has something fine

what has he fine?

he has his fine shoe

is the shoemaker right?

he is not wrong, but this neighbour the baker is right

is your horse hungry?

it is not hungry but thirsty

have you my ass's hay or yours?

I have that which my brother has

has your friend the same horse that my brother has?

has he my umbrella?

he has it not