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    Term: Ii Week: 5 Date: 06.2023 Subject: English Topic: Have Got - Has Got

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    This document provides grammar rules and examples for using "have got/has got", "there is/there are", and demonstrative pronouns like "this, that, these, those" in the English language. It explains the affirmative, negative, and question forms for have/has got and provides examples. It also briefly mentions the uses of "there is" and "there are" as well as this, that, these, and those. The document aims to teach English grammar topics to students through examples and explanations in 3-4 sentences per rule.

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    This document provides grammar rules and examples for using "have got/has got", "there is/there are", and demonstrative pronouns like "this, that, these, those" in the English language. It explains the affirmative, negative, and question forms for have/has got and provides examples. It also briefly mentions the uses of "there is" and "there are" as well as this, that, these, and those. The document aims to teach English grammar topics to students through examples and explanations in 3-4 sentences per rule.

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    This document provides grammar rules and examples for using "have got/has got", "there is/there are", and demonstrative pronouns like "this, that, these, those" in the English language. It explains the affirmative, negative, and question forms for have/has got and provides examples. It also briefly mentions the uses of "there is" and "there are" as well as this, that, these, and those. The document aims to teach English grammar topics to students through examples and explanations in 3-4 sentences per rule.

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    Term: Ii Week: 5 Date: 06.2023 Subject: English Topic: Have Got - Has Got

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    “Year of unity, peace and


    development.”

    TERM : II

    WEEK :5

    DATE : 06.2023

    SUBJECT : English

    TOPIC : Have got – Has got /


    There is – There are / This-That-Those-
    These
    2nd TERM – UNIT 3: WEEK 5
    HAVE GOT / HAS GOT
    Subject + have / has + got + complement. affirmative

    • I / You / We / They’ve got a pet.


    have got

    • He / She’s got a pet.


    has got

    Subject + have / has + NOT + got + complement. negative


    • I / You / We / They have not got a car.
    haven’t got

    • He / She has not got a car.


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    hasn’t got
    2nd TERM – UNIT 3: WEEK 5

    Have / Has + subject + got + complement? (Question)

    • Have I / you / we / they got a pet?

    • Has he / she got a car?

    Short answers

    Yes, + S + HAVE / HAS. No, + S + HAVE / HAS + NOT.

    • Yes, I / you/we/they have. No, I / you/we/they haven’t.

    • Yes, he/she has. No, he/she hasn’t. 3


    2nd TERM – UNIT 3: WEEK 5

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    2nd TERM – UNIT 3: WEEK 5

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    2nd TERM – UNIT 3: WEEK 5

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