to have got/to have

to have got/to have

by Aleš Kolář

​Affirmative

​I have got a dog. / I've got a dog.

​You have a dog.

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​We have got a car. / We've got a car.

​They have a car.

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​He has got a brother. / He's got a brother.

​She has a brother.

Multiple Choice

I _____ a house.

• have got

• has got

• got

Multiple Choice

She _____ a husband.

• have got

• has got

• got

Multiple Choice

We _____ a family.

• have got

• has got

• got

Negative

​I have not got a dog. / I haven't got a dog.

​I don't have a dog.

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​We have not got a car. / We haven't got a car.

​They don't have a car.

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​He has not got a brother. / He hasn't got a brother.

​She doesn't have a brother.

Multiple Choice

She _____ a sister.

• hasnt' got

• hasn't got

• have got

• have

Multiple Choice

They _____ any bread.

• haven't got

• hasn't got

• have got

• haven't

Multiple Choice

You _____ enough money.

• haven't got

• hasn't got

• haven't

• havn't got

Questions?

Have you got a dog? Yes, I have / No, I haven't.

Do you have a dog? Yes, I do. / No, I don't.

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Have they got a house? Yes, they have / No, they haven't.

Do they have a house? Yes, they do. / No, they don't.

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​Has he got a brother? Yes, he has. / No, he hasn't.

​Does he have a brother? Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.