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I have got blue    I have got
         eyes.        orange hair.




I have got a
  toy rabbit.
                            I have got a
                            green dress.
I                I’ ve got

We                We’ve got

You
       have got   You’ve got

They              they’ve got


He                He’s got

She     has got   She’s got

It                It’s got
He has got a guitar.
         or
He’s got a guitar.


She has got a book.
        or
She’s got a book.
They have got a big house.
          or
They’ve got a big house.



  We have got an old car.
            or
  We’ve got an old car.
I

We
       have not
You
       (haven’t)
They
                   got
He

She
        has not
        (hasn’t)
It
She hasn’t got a car.
She has got a bicycle.
They haven’t got
any children.




He hasn’t got a dog.
I                   I

        we                  we
                     Yes,          have.
Have
       you           No,    you    haven’t.
       they                 they
              got?
       he                   he
                     Yes,          has.
Has    she                  she
                     No,           hasn’t.
       it                    it
Have you got a mobile phone?




                 Yes, I have.

             X   No, I haven’t.
Has he got a car?




               Yes, he has.
Has she got a soccer ball?




                Yes, she has.
Have they got a garden?




          No, they have not.
                  or
          No, they haven’t.

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Have got

  • 1.
  • 2. I have got blue I have got eyes. orange hair. I have got a toy rabbit. I have got a green dress.
  • 3. I I’ ve got We We’ve got You have got You’ve got They they’ve got He He’s got She has got She’s got It It’s got
  • 4. He has got a guitar. or He’s got a guitar. She has got a book. or She’s got a book.
  • 5. They have got a big house. or They’ve got a big house. We have got an old car. or We’ve got an old car.
  • 6. I We have not You (haven’t) They got He She has not (hasn’t) It
  • 7. She hasn’t got a car. She has got a bicycle.
  • 8. They haven’t got any children. He hasn’t got a dog.
  • 9. I I we we Yes, have. Have you No, you haven’t. they they got? he he Yes, has. Has she she No, hasn’t. it it
  • 10. Have you got a mobile phone? Yes, I have. X No, I haven’t.
  • 11. Has he got a car? Yes, he has.
  • 12. Has she got a soccer ball? Yes, she has.
  • 13. Have they got a garden? No, they have not. or No, they haven’t.