A1 · Grammar
Have got
Lesson Handout
What is 'have got'?
Use — possession, family, appearance
Possession — I have got a phone.
Family — She has got two brothers.
Note — More common in British English
Positive form
I / You / We / They — have got ('ve got)
He / She / It — has got ('s got)
Example — I’ve got a dog. She’s got blue eyes.
Negative form
I / You / We / They — haven't got
He / She / It — hasn't got
Example — I haven’t got a car. She hasn’t got sisters.
Questions
I / You / We / They — Have you got a pet?
He / She / It — Has she got a brother?
Short answers — Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
Recap
Positive — have got · has got
Negative — haven’t got · hasn’t got
Question — Have you got? · Has she got?
A1 · Grammar
Have got
Worksheet
Name: ___________________________ Date: _______________
1. She ___________ a new bike.
☐ have got ☐ has got ☐ got
2. My parents ___________ a big house.
☐ has got ☐ have got ☐ got
3. I ___________ two sisters.
☐ has got ☐ is got ☐ have got
4. The school ___________ a swimming pool.
☐ have got ☐ are got ☐ has got
5. ___________ you got a pen?
☐ Has ☐ Is ☐ Have
6. He ___________ curly hair. (negative)
7. They ___________ a garden. (negative)
8. My cat ___________ green eyes.
9. We ___________ time. (negative)
10. ___________ she got a brother?