This document provides examples of the affirmative short form of "have got" to express possession in English. It gives the forms for I, you, he, she, it, we, you, and they. It then provides exercises for students to practice using these forms to talk about what different people have, such as bikes, cars, hair color, eye color, siblings, and other possessions.

1. STAGE 1 GRAMMAR NAME SCORE
2 have got: affirmative (short form)
have got affirmative
(short form)
have got
afirmativa
I’ve got yo tengo
you’ve got tú tienes
he’s got él tiene
she’s got ella tiene
it’s got (ello) tiene
we’ve got nosotros/as tenemos
you’ve got vosotros/as tenéis
they’ve got ellos/as tienen
Se usa have got para expresar posesión.
1 Une las dos partes de las frases. Luego escríbelas.
I’ve got
1 ____________________ 4 _____________________
2 ____________________ 5 _____________________
3 ____________________ 6 _____________________
2 Indica la respuesta correcta.
They ’s / ’ve got a car.
1 He ’s / ’ve got a bike.
2 You ’s / ’ve got two brothers.
3 I ’s / ’ve got a computer.
4 It ’s / ’ve got black hair.
5 She ’s / ’ve got a sister.
6 We ’s / ’ve got brown eyes.

2. STAGE 1 GRAMMAR
2 have got: affirmative (short form)
3 Completa las frases con ’s o ’ve.
He ‘s got a computer.
1 You ___ got a bike.
2 It ___ got black hair.
3 We ___ got green bags.
4 She ___ got a car.
5 I ___ got brown eyes.
6 They ___ got a brother.
4 Completa el texto con las palabras del recuadro.
’ve got ’s got ’ve got ’ve got
’ve got ’ve got ’s got
I _’ve got _______ brown hair and green eyes. I (1) ________ two sisters, Ana and Elena. They (2) ________ black
hair and brown eyes. I (3) ________ a brother, Diego. He (4) ________ brown hair. We (5) ________ bikes. Ana is
eighteen. She (6) ________ a car.
Vocabulario clave
bag(s) bolsa(s) bike(s) bici(s) black negro brother(s) hermano(s) brown marrón car coche
computer ordenador eyes ojos green verde hair pelo sister(s) hermana(s)