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    Affirmative Negative Interrogative

    Long form/ Short form Long form/ Short form


    I have got/ I’ve got I have not got/ I haven’t got… Have I got…?
    You have got/ You’ve got… You have not got/ You haven’t got... Have you got?
    He has got/ He’s got… He has not got/ He hasn’t got… Has he got…?
    She has…/ She’s got… She has not got/ She hasn’t got… Has she got…?
    It has got…/ It’s got… It has not got/ It hasn’t got Has it got…?
    We have got/ We’ve got… We have not got/ We haven’t got… Have we got…?
    You have got…/ You’ve got.. You have not got/You haven’t got… Have you got…?
    They have got/ They’ve got They have not got/ey haven’t got… Have they got…?

    Look at the boxes above and answer.

    1. Complete with have got or has 2. Change the sentences to the


    got. negative form.

    a) I __________ one sister. a) John has got a sister.


    b) You _________a beautilful bike. _____________________________
    c) They__________ a nice house. b) Betty has got long brown hair.
    d) He _________ short brown hair. _____________________________
    e) She _________ curly blond hair. c) We have got a green ball.
    f) We _____________ a dog. _____________________________
    g) They __________ two cousins. d) I have got green eyes.
    h) You ___________ a computer. _____________________________
    i) She ____________ one brother.

    3. Change the sentences to the 4. Correct the mistakes.


    interrogative form.
    a) I have got ten years old.
    a) Tom has got brown eyes. ____________________________
    ______________________________________? b) Julia have got a doll.
    b) I have got one sister. ____________________________
    ______________________________________? c) Mary and Kelly has got green eyes.
    c) Beth has got two brothers. ____________________________
    ______________________________________? d) My sister have got 26 years old.
    d) We have got a big dog. ____________________________
    ______________________________________? e) The children has got a lollypop.
    e) He has got two little cats. ____________________________
    ______________________________________?

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