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    The document is an English worksheet that provides exercises for students to practice using "have got" and "has got" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. The exercises include filling in blanks, forming questions, matching questions to answers, reordering words to form sentences, changing sentences to negative form, and filling in gaps. The worksheet focuses on helping students practice using "have got" and "has got" in different grammatical contexts.

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    The document is an English worksheet that provides exercises for students to practice using "have got" and "has got" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. The exercises include filling in blanks, forming questions, matching questions to answers, reordering words to form sentences, changing sentences to negative form, and filling in gaps. The worksheet focuses on helping students practice using "have got" and "has got" in different grammatical contexts.

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    Have Got - Exercises

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    Daniela Amistadi
    The document is an English worksheet that provides exercises for students to practice using "have got" and "has got" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. The exercises include filling in blanks, forming questions, matching questions to answers, reordering words to form sentences, changing sentences to negative form, and filling in gaps. The worksheet focuses on helping students practice using "have got" and "has got" in different grammatical contexts.

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    NAME ____________________________

    DATE _____________________________
    CLASS ____________________________

    Fill in with has got or have got:


    1. They _______ many CDs. Make questions.
    2. It ______ a big tail. 1. Susan has got a blue pencil case.
    3. You _______blue eyes. _________________________________?
    4. She _______ a new pencil case. 2. You have got two brothers.
    5. We _______ great parents. _________________________________?
    6. The cat ______ brown fur. 3. We have got a swimming pool.
    7. I _______ a big table in the kitchen. _________________________________?
    8. Peter and I _______ twin brothers. 4. Frank has got a big house.
    9. My father _______ a red car. _________________________________?
    10. My sisters _______ many posters. 5. I have got a computer.
    _________________________________?
    6. It has got three rooms.
    _________________________________?
    7. My school has got a laboratory.
    Put the words in the correct order to make sentences:
    _________________________________?
    1. brown/she/got/hair/has?
    8. Your parents have got a clothes shop.
    _________________________________?
    _________________________________?
    2. he/got/brother/has/ intelligent/an?
    …………………………………………………..
    _________________________________?
    3. a/rucksack/ I /have/red/got.
    _________________________________.
    4. We/got/have/home/at/garden/big/a. Put these sentences in the negative form.
    _________________________________. 1. They have got horrible uniforms.
    5. Marie/got/friends/has/many? _________________________________.
    _________________________________? 2. She has got a Chinese key ring.
    6. granny/grey/has/hair/got. _________________________________.
    _________________________________. 3. My father has got a new DVD player.
    7. pink/got/my/younger/has/sister/skirt/a. _________________________________.
    _________________________________. 4. Mrs. Smith has got a modern caravan.
    8.have/a/calculator/you/got? _________________________________.
    _________________________________? 5. I have got no brothers.
    _________________________________.
    6. Martha has got a new pen friend.
    _________________________________.
    7. We have got a small garden.
    _________________________________.
    Match the questions with the answers: 8.My grandparents have got nine grandchildren.
    _________________________________.
    Questions:
    1. Have you got Harry Potter’s latest book?
    2. Has your father got a bike?
    3. Have you got new rucksacks?
    4. Has the dog got black fur? Fill in the gaps with have got, has got, hasn’t got, or
    5. Have I got green eyes? haven’t got:
    6. Has he got a pet? 1. My mother ______ a brother but she______ a sister.
    2. I ______ a good house.
    Answers: 3. Peter ______ books because he _____many DVDs.
    a. No, he hasn’t. 4. You ______ a dog, because you _____ a cat.
    b. Yes, we have. 5. I ______ British postcards.
    c. No, I haven’t. 6. Susan and David _______ two children.
    d. No, he hasn’t. 7. He ______ many books, but his sister ______.
    e. Yes, it has. 8. My grandparents ________any daughters. They ____
    f. Yes, you have. three sons.

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