HAVE GOT

Afirmativ
I have got a car.
I have a car.
I‘ve got a car.
You have got curly hair.
You have curly hair.
You‘ve got curly hair.
He has got a sister.
He has a sister.
He‘s got a sister.
She has got diabetes.
She has diabetes.
She‘s got diabetes.
It has got a green ball.
It has a green ball.
It‘s got a green ball.
We have got freckles.
We have freckles.
We‘ve got freckles.
You have got five uncles.
You have five uncles.
You‘ve got five uncles.
They have got the flu.
They have the flu.
They‘ve got the flu.
Interogativ
Do I have a car? Have I got a car?
Do you have curly hair? Have you got curly hair?
Does he have a sister? Has he got a sister?
Does she have diabetes? Has she got diabetes?
Does it have a green ball? Has it got a green ball?
Do we have freckles? Have we got freckles?
Do you have five uncles? Have you got five uncles?
Do they have the flu? Have they got the flu?
Negativ
I have not got a car.
I do not have a car.
I haven’t got a car.
I don’t have a car.
I‘ve not got a car.
You have not got curly hair.
You do not have curly hair.
You haven’t got curly hair.
You don’t have curly hair.
You‘ve not got curly hair.
He has not got a sister.
He does not have a sister.
He hasn’t got a sister.
He doesn’t have a sister.
He‘s not got a sister.
She has not got diabetes.
She does not have diabetes.
She hasn’t got diabetes.
She doesn’t have diabetes.
She‘s not got diabetes.
It does not have a green ball. It has not got a green ball.
 It hasn’t got a green ball.
It doesn’t have a green ball.
It‘s not got a green ball.
We have not got freckles.
We do not have freckles.
We haven’t got freckles.
We don’t have freckles.
We‘ve not got freckles.
You have not got five uncles.
You do not have five uncles.
You haven’t got five uncles.
You don’t have five uncles.
You‘ve not got five uncles.
They have not got the flu.
They do not have the flu.
They haven’t got the flu.
They don’t have the flu.
They‘ve not got the flu.