have got I’ve got has got She’s got

have got You’ve got

has got It’s got

He’s
has got
got
have got we’ve got have got You’ve got

have got They’ve got

have not got I haven’t got hasn’t got She hasn’t got

have not You haven’t got

got
hasn’t got It hasn’t got

has not got He hasn’t got

have not got We haven’t got have not got You haven’t got

have not got They haven’t got

have got…? has got…?

have got…?
has got…?

has got…?
have got..? have got…?

have got..?
WE USE
 tO SHOW POSSESSION

What have they got?

They have got
roller blades.

They haven’t got skateboards.

tO DESCRIBE APPEARANCE

Has she got long hair?

No, she hasn’t got.
She’s got short hair.
tO SHOW RELATIONSHIP

He’s got three sisters.

No, he hasn’t.
He’s got only two
sisters.
tO TALK ABOUT ILLNESSES
PROBLEMS…

She has got a headache.

 ....................... blue eyes?
No, .......................
.................. .................. eyes.

Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green

Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue
 ....................... black hair?
No, .......................
.................. .................. hair.

Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green

Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue