This document discusses the use of "have got" and "has got" to show possession, describe appearance, show relationships, and talk about illnesses or problems in English. It provides examples of questions and responses using "have got" and "has got" with different subjects to possess objects, traits, or qualities.

2. I’ve gothave got
You’ve gothave got
He’s gothas got
She’s gothas got
It’s gothas got

3. we’ve gothave got You’ve gothave got
They’ve gothave got

4. I haven’t gothave not got
You haven’t gothave not got
He hasn’t gothas not got
She hasn’t gothasn’t got
It hasn’t gothasn’t got

5. We haven’t gothave not got You haven’t gothave not got
They haven’t gothave not got

6. got…?have
got…?have
got…?has
got…?has
got…?has

7. got..?have got…?have
got..?have

8. WE USE

9. What have they got?
They
haven’t got
have got
roller blades.
They skateboards.
tO SHOW POSSESSION

10. Has she got long hair?
No, she
She’s got short hair.
hasn’t got.
tO DESCRIBE APPEARANCE

11. He’s got three sisters.
No, he
He’s got only two
sisters.
hasn’t.
tO SHOW RELATIONSHIP

12. She has got a headache.
tO TALK ABOUT ILLNESSES
PROBLEMS…

13. Has she got
Has he got
He’s got
She’s got
he hasn’t
she hasn’t
white
blonde
green
blue
....................... blue eyes?
No, .......................
.................................... eyes.

14. Has she got
Has he got
He’s got
She’s got
he hasn’t
she hasn’t
white
blonde
green
blue
.......................
No, .......................
....................................
black hair?
hair.