Have got

Have got / has got for family and possessions: positive, negative, questions and short answers

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1. 1
   Multiple choice

   My brother a new bike.

   have gothas gotis gotWe use 'has got' with he, she, it.
2. 2
   Multiple choice

   you got any sisters?

   HasHaveDoQuestions with I, you, we, they start with 'Have ... got'.
3. 3
   Multiple choice

   I got a car. I go everywhere by bus.

   haven'thasn'tdon'tThe negative with I, you, we, they is 'haven't got'.
4. 4
   Multiple choice

   Has your grandmother got a cat? — Yes, she .

   havehashas gotIn short answers we use 'has' or 'have' without 'got'.
5. 5
   Fill the gap

   They got two children, a boy and a girl.

   hashaveareWe use 'have got' with they.
6. 6
   Fill the gap

   She got long dark hair.

   Answer: hasWe use 'has got' with she.
7. 7
   Fill the gap

   My parents (not) got a big house. They've got a small flat.

   Answer: haven'tAlso accepted: have notThe negative with plural subjects is 'haven't got'.
8. 8
   Fill the gap

   your teacher got a dog?

   HaveHasIsQuestions with he, she, it start with 'Has ... got'.
9. 9
   Fill the gap

   Have you got a pen? — Yes, I .

   Answer: haveThe short answer with I is 'Yes, I have' — without 'got'.
10. 10
    True / false

    This sentence is correct: 'He haven't got any brothers.'

    Answer: FalseWith he, she, it the negative is 'hasn't got'.
11. 11
    Discussion question

    Tell me about your family. Have you got any brothers or sisters?

    Sample answer: Yes, I have. I've got one brother and one sister. My brother has got two children.
12. 12
    Discussion question

    What have you got in your bag today?

    Sample answer: I've got my phone, my keys, a notebook and a bottle of water. I haven't got an umbrella.