Understanding the Verb 'Have Got'

Which of the following is the correct affirmative form of 'have got' for 'he'?

• He got

• He is got

• He has got

• He have got

How do you form the negative of 'have got' for 'they'?

• They haven't got

• They has not got

• They not have got

• They have not got

What is the short form of 'she has not got'?

• She hasn't got

• She not got

• She hasn't

• She have not got

Which question is correctly formed in the interrogative using 'have got'?

• Has you got a pen?

• Have you got a pen?

• Got you a pen?

• You have got a pen?

What is the correct short answer to the question 'Has she got a cat?' if the answer is affirmative?

• Yes, she got.

• Yes, she have.

• Yes, she has.

• Yes, she has got.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have got' to talk about possession?

• They has got a car.

• They have got a car.

• They got a car.

• They have a car got.

How would you express that Peter has a sister using 'have got'?

• Peter is got a sister.

• Peter got a sister.

• Peter has got a sister.

• Peter have got a sister.

Which of the following sentences uses 'have got' to describe hair?

• He has got a headache.

• He has got a sister.

• He has got short curly hair.

• He has got a new car.

How would you describe someone with a toothache using 'have got'?

• I have got a toothache.

• I have a toothache got.

• I got a toothache.

• I has got a toothache.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have got' to talk about an illness?

• She is got a fever.

• She got a fever.

• She has got a fever.

• She have got a fever.