Have Got / Has Got

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I You We Your Parents My Friends The Kids George and I

Have Got

He She It Penny Marshall The boy Your friend

Has Got

Affirmative Form	Question Form
Subject + have got / has got + noun	Have / Has + subject + got + noun?

Full Form:    I have got / He has got / They have got / We have got
Short Form: I've got / He's got / They've got / Paul's got / We've got

a. I have got a brand-new computer.
b. My friends have got a new teacher.
c The workers have got enough shovels.
d. Paul has got a golden watch.
e. She has got a used car.
f. The man has got a problem.
g. We haven't got a big house.
h. The farmer hasn’t got a truck.
I. Have you got a calculator?
J. Has Mr. Stone got two children?

Short Yes / No Answers

Question	Affirmative Answer	Negative Answer
Have you got a pen?	Yes, I have.	No, I haven't
Has she got a pen?	Yes, she has.	No, she hasn't

More Examples:

1. Have you got an envelope? (+)
Yes, I have.

2. Has Robin got a pet? (-)
No, she hasn't.

3. Have Selena and Brad got old furniture? (-)
No, they haven't.

4. Have we got any dark chocolate? (+)
Yes, we have.

Quick Exercise

Choose have got or has got.

1. Anthony have got has got two siblings.

2. You and I have got has got strong arms.

3. You have got has got a kind heart.

4. Liza have got has got an old watch.

5. The library have got has got four entrances.

6. Mrs. Anderson have got has got American clients.

7. Mr. Nelson have got has got a big house.

8. Your father have got has got a Mitsubishi.

9. My math teacher have got has got a villa.

10. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan have got has got a restaurant in Beverly Hills.

11. Kara have got has got small feet.

12. Jerry and I have got has got a lot of money.

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