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    This document provides instruction on using the present simple tense in English to talk about possession. It covers the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms using "have/has got" with examples for "I/you/he/she/it/we/they." Key points covered include using "have/has got" plus a noun to indicate possession, changing the verb based on the subject, and short affirmative and negative answers for questions.

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    This document provides instruction on using the present simple tense in English to talk about possession. It covers the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms using "have/has got" with examples for "I/you/he/she/it/we/they." Key points covered include using "have/has got" plus a noun to indicate possession, changing the verb based on the subject, and short affirmative and negative answers for questions.

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    This document provides instruction on using the present simple tense in English to talk about possession. It covers the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms using "have/has got" with examples for "I/you/he/she/it/we/they." Key points covered include using "have/has got" plus a noun to indicate possession, changing the verb based on the subject, and short affirmative and negative answers for questions.

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    PRESENT SIMPLE

    AFFIRMATIVE

    I have got a
    good friend.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    Dad, you have got


    a doughnut.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    He has got a
    skateboard.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    She has got a


    book.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    It has got a
    bone.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    We have got
    a football.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    You and your friends


    have got a good
    English teacher.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    They have got


    a football.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    I
    I’ve
    have
    gotgot
    Remember
    You’ve
    You havegotgot
    He has
    He’s gotgot
    She
    She’shas
    gotgot
    It’s gotgot
    It has
    We’ve
    We have gotgot
    You have
    You’ve gotgot
    They’ve
    They have gotgot
    NEGATIVE

    I haven’t got
    a saxophone.
    NEGATIVE

    Lisa, you haven’t got


    a skateboard.
    NEGATIVE

    He hasn’t got a
    saxophone.
    NEGATIVE

    She hasn’t got


    a skateboard.
    NEGATIVE

    It hasn’t got a
    bone.
    NEGATIVE

    We haven’t got
    a basketball.
    NEGATIVE

    You and your friends


    haven’t got two noses.
    AFFIRMATIVE

    They haven’t
    got a basketball.
    NEGATIVE

    II have not
    gotgot
    haven’t Remember
    You
    You have notgot
    haven’t got
    He
    He has notgot
    hasn’t got
    She
    She has
    hasn’t
    notgot
    got
    It hasn’t
    has notgot
    got
    We haven’t
    have notgot
    got
    You haven’t
    have notgot
    got
    They
    They have
    haven’t
    notgot
    got
    INTERROGATIVE

    Have I got
    homework today?

    Yes, you have.


    INTERROGATIVE

    Have you got


    a skateboard?

    No, I
    haven’t.
    INTERROGATIVE

    Has she got a


    ball?
    No, she
    hasn’t.
    INTERROGATIVE

    Have they got a


    saxophone?
    No, they
    haven’t.
    INTERROGATIVE

    QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

    Have
    I have
    I got?
    got ? Yes, I/you have
    you have
    Have you got?
    got ? No, I/you haven’t
    He he
    Has hasgot?
    got ? Remember
    She she
    Has has got?
    got ? Yes, he/she/it has
    No, he/she/it hasn’t
    It it
    Has has got ?
    got?

    We have
    Have we got?
    got ?
    Yes, we/you/they have
    you have
    Have you got?
    got ? No, we/you/they haven’t
    They have
    Have they got
    got??
    BYE BYE!

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