This document contains exercises to practice using "have got" in grammar questions. It includes multiple choice questions to identify the correct use of "have got", ordering sentences using "have got" correctly, and identifying and correcting errors in sentences that use "have got". The exercises cover common uses of "have got" with subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we", "they" in both affirmative and negative forms.
This document contains exercises to practice using "have got" in grammar questions. It includes multiple choice questions to identify the correct use of "have got", ordering sentences using "have got" correctly, and identifying and correcting errors in sentences that use "have got". The exercises cover common uses of "have got" with subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we", "they" in both affirmative and negative forms.
This document contains exercises to practice using "have got" in grammar questions. It includes multiple choice questions to identify the correct use of "have got", ordering sentences using "have got" correctly, and identifying and correcting errors in sentences that use "have got". The exercises cover common uses of "have got" with subjects like "I", "you", "he/she/it", "we", "they" in both affirmative and negative forms.
1. He has got / Hes got / He has green eyes. 2. We have got / Weve got / We have two dogs and a cat. 3. She has got / Shes got / She has a brother and a sister. 4. They have not got any / They havent got any / They don't have any / They do not have any / They have got no / Theyve got no / They have no chilli peppers. 5. Has Daisy got / Does Daisy have a boyfriend? 6. We have not got / We havent got / We don't have / We do not have many ideas. 7. Have you got / Do you have the time? 8. Does he have / Has he got a pencil?