Has got - Have got

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What does 'have got' mean?

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It means to possess or own something. For example, 'I have got a book.'

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What does 'has got' mean?

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It means that someone else possesses or owns something. For example, 'She has got a cat.'

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When do we use 'have got'?

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We use 'have got' with I, you, we, and they. For example, 'They have got a car.'

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When do we use 'has got'?

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We use 'has got' with he, she, and it. For example, 'He has got a bike.'

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How do you say 'not have got' in a negative form?

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You can say 'haven't got' for I, you, we, and they, and 'hasn't got' for he, she, and it.

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Complete the sentence: 'My brother __________ a dog.'

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My brother has got a dog.

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Complete the sentence: 'I __________ a new toy.'

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I have got a new toy.

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What is the question form of 'have got'?

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The question form is 'Have you got...?' For example, 'Have you got a pencil?'

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What is the question form of 'has got'?

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The question form is 'Has he/she/it got...?' For example, 'Has she got a dress?'

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How do you make a negative sentence with 'has got'?

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You say 'has not got' or 'hasn't got'. For example, 'He hasn't got a car.'