1. To have: present
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1. Use to have in its affirmative forms: HAS GOT, HAVE GOT to fill in the gaps.
1. HAVE GOT 9. HAS GOT
2. HAVE GOT 10. HAVE GOT
3. HAS GOT 11. HAVE GOT
4. HAS GOT 12. HAS GOT
5. HAS GOT 13. HAVE GOT
6. HAVE GOT 14. HAS GOT
7. HAVE GOT 15. HAVE GOT
8. HAVE GOT 16. HAVE GOT
2. Use to be in its negative forms: HASN’T GOT, HAVEN’T GOT to fill in the gaps.
1. HAVEN’T GOT 9. HASN’T GOT
2. HAVEN’T GOT 10. HAVEN’T GOT
3. HASN’T GOT 11. HAVEN’T GOT
4. HASN’T GOT 12. HASN’T GOT
5. HASN’T GOT 13. HAVEN’T GOT
6. HAVEN’T GOT 14. HASN’T GOT
7. HAVEN’T GOT 15. HAVEN’T GOT
8. HAVEN’T GOT 16. HAVEN’T GOT
3. Use to be in its appropriate forms: HAS + S + GOT, HAVE + S + GOT to fill in the gaps and form questions.
1. HAVE I GOT 9. HAVE SHE GOT
2. HAVE YOU GOT 10. HAVE WE GOT
3. HAVE HE GOT 11. HAVE I GOT
4. HAVE SHE GOT 12. HAVE IT GOT
5. HAVE IT GOT 13. HAVE YOU GOT
6. HAVE WE GOT 14. HAVE HE GOT
7. HAVE YOU GOT 15. HAVE THEY GOT
8. HAVE THEY GOT 16. HAVE YOU GOT
1. Transform the following sentences in negative with hasn’t got and haven’t got.
1. He HASN’T GOT a little brother
2. Mario HASN’T GOT an uncle called Rubén
3. Tania HASN’T GOT a friend called Miriam
4. Corina HASN’T GOT a new job
5. They HAVEN’T GOT new friends
6. Chris and I HAVEN’T GOT a surfboard
7. Alba and Naira HAVEN’T GOT Instagram
2. Transform the following sentences in interrogative to form questions.
1. HAS he GOT a little brother?
2. HAS Mario GOT an uncle called Rubén?
3. HAS Tania GOT a friend called Miriam?
4. HAS Corina GOT a new job?
5. HAVE they GOT new friends?
6. HAVE Chris and I GOT a surfboard?
7. HAVE Alba and Naira GOT Instagram?
3. Transform the following sentences to form affirmative sentences.
1. He HAS GOT a little brother
2. Mario HAS GOT an uncle called Rubén
3. Tania HAS GOT a friend called Miriam
4. Corina HAS GOT a new job
5. They HAVE GOT new friends
6. Chris and I HAVE GOT a surfboard
7. Alba and Naira HAVE GOT Instagram
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