Understanding 'Have Got' Usage

The video tutorial covers the usage of 'have got' and 'has got' in English. It explains their use in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms, including examples and contractions. The lesson concludes with a saying about honesty.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• The use of modal verbs

• The use of past tense verbs

• The use of 'have got' and 'has got'

• The use of future tense verbs

Which form is used to express possession in a positive statement?

• Interrogative form

• Affirmative form

• Negative form

• Imperative form

How can 'I have got' be contracted in spoken English?

• I has got

• I've got

• I got

• I have

Which subjects can be followed by 'have got'?

• He, you, they

• He, she, it

• I, you, we, they

• She, it, they

Which subjects are followed by 'has got'?

• He, she, it

• I, you, we, they

• They, we, you

• I, it, they

What is the negative form of 'I have got'?

• I have not got

• I has not got

• I haven't got

• I not got

Which of the following is a correct negative form for 'she has got'?

• She have not got

• She hasn't got

• She not got

• She has not got

What is the interrogative form of 'have got' used for?

• Expressing wishes

• Giving commands

• Asking questions

• Making statements

What is a suitable short answer to 'Have you got friends?'

• Yes, I have got

• No, I not

• No, I haven't got

• Yes, I have

What is a suitable short answer to 'Has she got a mobile phone?'

• Yes, she has

• No, she hasn't got

• Yes, she have

• No, she not