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    Have Got Has Got: 1.fill in ,: I, You, We, They Have Got He, She, It Has Got

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    The document contains exercises to practice using "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession, and "haven't got" to indicate a lack of possession. It provides examples of statements using these phrases with different subjects, and questions to ask and answer about whether subjects have or haven't got certain possessions.

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    Have Got Has Got: 1.fill in ,: I, You, We, They Have Got He, She, It Has Got

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    The document contains exercises to practice using "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession, and "haven't got" to indicate a lack of possession. It provides examples of statements using these phrases with different subjects, and questions to ask and answer about whether subjects have or haven't got certain possessions.

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    The document contains exercises to practice using "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession, and "haven't got" to indicate a lack of possession. It provides examples of statements using these phrases with different subjects, and questions to ask and answer about whether subjects have or haven't got certain possessions.

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    Have Got Has Got: 1.fill in ,: I, You, We, They Have Got He, She, It Has Got

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    The document contains exercises to practice using "have got" and "has got" to indicate possession, and "haven't got" to indicate a lack of possession. It provides examples of statements using these phrases with different subjects, and questions to ask and answer about whether subjects have or haven't got certain possessions.

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    1.

    Fill in have got, has got:

    I, you, we, they = have got


    He, she, it = has got

    1. She ______ a new umbrella.


    2. Andrew ______ a calculator.
    3. They ______ wonderful bikes.
    4. Sandra ______ a parrot.
    5. I ______ a dog.
    6. They _______ many books.
    7. He ______ a present.
    8. We ______ three balloons.
    9. You ______ a bag.
    10. She ______ a guitar.
    11. They ______ sunglasses.
    12. Andrew ______ a clock.

    2. Fill in hasnt got, havent got:

    I, you, we, they = havent got


    He, she, it = hasnt got

    1. I _______ a laptop.
    2. They ________ flowers.
    3. She _______ table tennis rackets.
    4. Andrew _______ a tennis rackets.
    5. It _______ a calculator.
    6. We ________ a camera.
    7. They _______ mobiles.
    8. It _______ three pens.
    9. They _______ cats.
    10. Andrew _______ a parrot.
    11. Sandra _______ a clock.

    3. Ask and answer the questions:


    1. ___has______ She __got____ a camera?
    2. _________ Andrew ______ three pens?
    3. _________ they ______ bikes?
    4. _________ I ______ a red balloon?
    5. _________ he ______ two balloons?
    6. _________ they ______ many books?
    7. _________ you ______ a dog?
    8. _________ they ______ a parrot?
    9. _________ she ______ a calculator?
    10. _________ Andrew ______ a guitar?

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