This document discusses the differences between using "have" and "get" in sentences. It explains that "get" changes to "got" in the past tense and can be used with a personal pronoun, such as "I have got good results." The correct conjugations of "have got/gotten" are provided for different subjects. Examples are given demonstrating how to fill in sentences using these verbs and subjects.

1. HAVE and GET

2.  We change the verb get for got ( past participle
form ), and then we added to have.
 Example :
 Personal pronoun + have got + end of sentence
 I have got good results.
 She has got a nice grade.

3.  I have got / I have gotten
 You have got / You have gotten
 He has got / He has gotten
 She has got / She has gotten
 It has got / It has gotten
 We have got / We have gotten
 You have got / You have gotten
 They have got / They have gotten

4.  I,you,they,we____ 1.-has got/gotten
 He,She,It____ 2.-have got/gotten

5.  1.- got/She/has/results./nice
 ____________________________.
 2.- have/got/We/tickets./our
 ____________________________.
 3.- He/got/has/his/pet./new
 ____________________________.

6.  1-
 2.-
 3.-
 4.-