HAVE

GOT/H I have got

You have got
I haven’t got
You haven’t got
Have I got…?
Have you got…?

AS He has got
She has got
He hasn’t got
She hasn’t got
Has he got…?
Has she got…?

GOT It has got

We have got
It hasn’t got
We haven’t got
Has it got…?
Have we got…?
They have got They haven’t got Have they got…?

Exercise 1: Fill in the gaps with “have got” or “has got”.

1. Martha _____ got a parrot.
2. My mother _____ got long and beautiful hair.
3. Mike and Peter _____ got pets at home.
4. I ______ got a computer.
5. Billy _____ got a very interesting book.
6. Micky ____ got a nice red car.
7. Daisy _____ got a big present. She is happy!
8. We _____ not got any homework today.
9. Sam _____ not got any money.
10. We _____ not got much time.
11. ______ you got a pen?
12. ______ he got a job?
13. ______ Lucy got a car?
14. My best friend Sarah and I _____ got many toys.
15. _____ your uncle got pets at home?

Exercise 2: Look at the pictures and write sentences with “have got” or “has got”.

Jane ______ got They _____ got a red and a green The monkey _____
beautiful ___________ . _____ ______ . got a yellow _______ .
Answers:
Exercise 1:
1. Has
2. Has
3. Have
4. Have
5. Has
6. Has
7. Has
8. Have
9. Has
10. Have
11. Have
12. Has
13. Has
14. Have
15. Has

Exercise 2:
1. Jane has got beautiful flowers.
2. They have got a red and a green toy cars.
3. The monkey has got a yellow book.