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    Have Got and Has Got Grammar Guides - 125839

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    This document discusses the use of "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession in English. It provides examples of using these phrases in the affirmative ("I have got a pencil"), negative ("I haven't got a pencil") and interrogative ("Have you got a pencil?") forms with different subjects like I, you, we, they, he, she and it. The responses to interrogative forms are also given as "Yes, I/we/they have" or "No, I/we/they haven't" and "Yes, he/she/it has" or "No, he/she/it hasn't".

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    This document discusses the use of "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession in English. It provides examples of using these phrases in the affirmative ("I have got a pencil"), negative ("I haven't got a pencil") and interrogative ("Have you got a pencil?") forms with different subjects like I, you, we, they, he, she and it. The responses to interrogative forms are also given as "Yes, I/we/they have" or "No, I/we/they haven't" and "Yes, he/she/it has" or "No, he/she/it hasn't".

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    This document discusses the use of "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession in English. It provides examples of using these phrases in the affirmative ("I have got a pencil"), negative ("I haven't got a pencil") and interrogative ("Have you got a pencil?") forms with different subjects like I, you, we, they, he, she and it. The responses to interrogative forms are also given as "Yes, I/we/they have" or "No, I/we/they haven't" and "Yes, he/she/it has" or "No, he/she/it hasn't".

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    Have Got and Has Got Grammar Guides - 125839

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    This document discusses the use of "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession in English. It provides examples of using these phrases in the affirmative ("I have got a pencil"), negative ("I haven't got a pencil") and interrogative ("Have you got a pencil?") forms with different subjects like I, you, we, they, he, she and it. The responses to interrogative forms are also given as "Yes, I/we/they have" or "No, I/we/they haven't" and "Yes, he/she/it has" or "No, he/she/it hasn't".

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    HAVE GOT

    HAS GOT
    (POSSESSION)
    AFFIRMATIVE
    •I
    • YOU
    HAVE GOT a pencil.
    • WE
    • THEY

    • HE
    • SHE HAS GOT a pencil.
    • IT
    NEGATIVE
    •I
    • YOU HAVEN´T GOT a pencil.
    • WE
    • THEY

    • HE
    • SHE HASN´T GOT a pencil.
    • IT
    INTERROGATIVE
    •I

    HAVE • YOU GOT a pencil?


    • WE
    YES, I / WE /THEY HAVE.
    • THEY NO, I / WE / THEY HAVEN´T.

    • HE
    HAS • SHE GOT a pencil?
    • IT
    YES, HE / SHE / IT HAS.
    NO, HE / SHE / IT HASN´T.

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