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have / has got (positive)
She
have got
has got
’ve got
four brothers and one sister.
three books.
’s got

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have / has got (negative)
I
She
haven’t got
a tablet.
have not got
hasn’t got
black hair.
has not got

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have / has got (questions and short answers)
You’ve got a football
She’s got a bike
They’ve got a car
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Have you got a football
Has she got a bike
Have they got a car
No, I haven’t.
Yes, she has.
No, they haven’t.

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have / has got in action
Yes, Monty hasn’t got any friends – he’s a dirty cow!
Yes! He’s got a black white body and a pink nose. He’s called Monty.
No, we haven’t. But my grandmother’s got a cow.
Yes, I have. I’ve got two brothers and two sisters.
Have you got a big family?
Have you got any pets?
A cow!?
Has your grandmother got only one cow?

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GET IT RIGHT!
Tim
a tablet.
hasn’t
got
Do
they
have
got
All my friends
has got
bikes.
have got
Have they
a cat?
Has
she
a laptop?
got

have / has got (positive and negative)
We use have / has got to talk about possession.
I’ve got a bicycle. (= There is a bicycle and it is my bicycle.)
He’s got a problem. (= There is a problem and it is his problem.)
We use have got with I/you/we/they. We use has got with he/she/it. In speaking and informal writing, we often use the short forms: ’ve got / ’s got.
I’ve got a tablet. My mother’s got black hair and blue eyes.
The negative form is hasn’t / haven’t got.
This town hasn’t got a park.
They haven’t got a car.
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Can you remember the rules?

have / has got (questions)
We make questions with Has/Have + subject + got. Short answers use has/have or hasn’t/haven’t. Remember that we don’t use contracted forms in positive short answers (e.g. NOT: Yes, I’ve.)
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Can you remember the rules?
Have you got my book?
Has your father got brown hair?
Has the shop got any new DVDs?
Yes, I have.
Yes, he has.
No, It hasn’t.

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Guess who?!
Mark
Anna
Lucy
Ben
Kate
Roger
Oliver
Freddie

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Friends
1 Describe your best friend.
2 Who do you know that has got a big smile? (Why?)
3 Describe a famous person. Can your partner guess who it is?
4 What do you do when a friend’s got a problem?
5 Describe someone in your class. Can your partner guess who it is?
6 What makes a good friend?