Have got and has got

What is correct?

• I haven't got a plain tent.

• He hasn't got a fancy tent.

• She hasn't got a new ball.

• I haven't got a wet tent.

What is correct?

• He's got a fancy torch.

• He's got a plain torch.

• He's got a dirty torch.

• I've got a new teddy bear.

What is correct?

• He's got a plain sleeping bag.

• I've got a backpack.

• She's got an old sleeping bag.

• He's got an old backpack.

What is correct?

• He's got a dirty jacket.

• She's got a fancy dress.

• I've got a hard dress.

• She's got a soft doll.

What is correct?

• He's got an old jacket.

• I've got a fancy dress.

• She's got a soft teddy bear.

• She's got a soft doll.

What is correct?

• I haven't got a sleeping bag.

• He hasn't got a plain t-shirt.

• She hasn't got trousers.

• He hasn't got a wet t-shirt.

What is correct?

• I haven't got an old sleeping bag.

• She hasn't got an old t-shirt.

• I haven't got a backpack.

• He hasn't got a torch.

What is correct?

• He hasn't got an old tent.

• I haven't got a backpack.

• She hasn't got a fancy backpack.

• She hasn't got a fancy sleeping bag.

What is correct?

• He hasn't got wet trainers.

• She hasn't got wet trousers.

• She hasn't got a wet t-shirt.

• I haven't got a torch.

What is correct?

• She hasn't got a new ball.

• He hasn't got a clean ball.

• He hasn't got a dirty ball.

• I haven't got a soft ball.