Mastering 'To Be' and 'To Have Got'

Front

Affirmative form of 'to be' for 'he'

Back

is

Front

Negative form of 'to have got' for 'they'.

Back

They have not got.

Front

'She has got a new bike' is affirmative?

Back

Yes

Front

Interrogative sentence with 'to be' for 'you'.

Back

Are you happy?

Front

Negative form of 'to be' for 'I'

Back

I am not

Front

Change 'he has got a dog' to negative form.

Back

he has not got a dog

Front

'We are not friends' is correct.

Back

Yes, it is correct.

Front

Form a question using 'to have got' for 'she'.

Back

Has she got a book?

Front

Affirmative form of 'to be' for 'they':

Back

are

Front

Change 'I have got a car' to negative form.

Back

I have not got a car.