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Verb to have got - ter, possuir

Affirmative form Negative form Interrogative form I have got = I've got

You have got = You

ve got

He has got = He

s got

She has got = She

s got

It has got = It

s got

We have got = We

ve got

You have got = You

ve got They have got = They've got I have not got = I haven't got

You have not got = You haven

t got

He has not got = He hasn

t got

She has not got = She hasn

t got

It has not got = It hasn

t got

We have not got = We haven

t got

You have not got = You haven

t got

They have not got = They haven't got Have I got?

Have you got?

Has he got?

Has she got?

Has it got?

Have we got?

Have you got?

Have they got?

A - Write either short or long forms.

1. I have got

2. You have got

3. _________

4. She has got

5. _______

6. We have got

7. _______

8. They have got = I've got

__________ = He s got _________ = It s got _________ = You ve got __________ 9. I have not got

10. _________

11. He has not got

12. _________

13. It has not got

14. _________

15. You have not got

16. _________ = I haven't got

= You haven t got _____________ = She hasn t got _____________ = We haven t got _____________ = They haven t got B - Complete the sentences with the right forms of the verb to have got.

1. Paul ______________ a lovely parrot.

2. Tim _______________ some balls.

3. I _______________ a new teacher of English.

4. They _______________ a good guitar.

5. This is our classroom; we _______________ our schoolbags in here.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Smith _______________ an old car.

7. Jenny _______________ a new B.M.W.

C - Rewrite the sentences in the a) negative form b) interrogative form

1. I have got a big house.

2. Mary has got a new bike.

3. Jason has got a dog.

4. They have got classes in the morning.

5. He has got a piano.

6. You've got a lovely dress.

7. They've got an umbrella.

8. I've got the tickets to the theatre.

9. Brian has got a magazine.

10. My dog Blacky has got a broken leg. a) I haven't got a big house.

b) Have I got a big house? a) _________________. b) __________. a) ___________. b) ____________. a) _____________. b) ____________. a) _______________. b) _______________. a) _______________. b) ________________. a) ________________. b) ________________. a) __________________. b) __________________. a) ____________________. b) ___________________. a) _____________________. b) _____________________.quotesdbs_dbs4.pdfusesText_8