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Originally Posted by Maxful
Anyway, regarding ""かぎはあるの？", what I meant was, for example, Ralph is going to his grandmother's house with his brother Roy, but grandmother isn't going to be at home, so Roy asks if Ralph has the key to the house with him. So what should Roy say in this situation?
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In that case, 「かぎはあるの？」 would be very natural.
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As for "持っています(か)", what is it use for? I assume it is only for things?
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Do you own ~~?
Do you have ~~ on you?
Right, you use it for inanimate objects.
自転車を持っています。
Correct.
チョコレートのパンを持っているのです。
In this case, it means that the speaker is holding the bread. Drop the first 「の」 and change the verb form to 「持っています」.
妹をもっています。
Incorrect.