Verb have got

Physical features

O verbo have got significa “ter” e indica posse. Nunca te esqueças de colocar os pronomes
pessoais (I, you, he, …) antes do verbo.
Para fazeres a forma negativa, só tens que
colocar not depois da primeira parte do verbo (ex.: Verb have got
She has not got long hair. / She hasn’t got long hair.) Short
Full forms
Para a forma interrogativa, deves “trocar” de sítio o forms
pronome pessoal (ou o nome) com has ou have (ex.: A. I have I ve
Has she got long hair?). got got
Este verbo usa-se frequentemente com a
you you
descrição física (ex.: I’ve got green eyes.).
he
he
she has
she ’s got
got
it
it
we we
you have you ve
got got
Write sentences in the negative and interrogative they they
forms. (Escreve frases na negativa e na interrogativa.)

1. Tom and Kate have got green eyes.

Negative: __________________________________________________________
Interrogative: ______________________________________________________

2. He has got a blue cap.

Negative: __________________________________________________________
Interrogative: ______________________________________________________
.Int: Has he got a blue cap? Neg: She hasn’t got a blue cap 2.
Int: Have Tom and Kate got green eyes? Neg: Tom and Kate haven’t got green eyes. 1.

B. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb have got (affirmative,
negative, interrogative.) (Completa as frases com a forma correta do verbo have got.)

1. The boy _________________ short hair.

2. We_________________ (not) red T-shirts.
3. The girl _________________ freckles.
4. The nice man _________________ a big nose.
5. I _________________ long straight black hair.
6. _________________ he _________________ brown eyes?

6. Has … got 5. Have got 4. Has got 3. Has got 2. Haven’t got 1. Has got