1. PRESENT SIMPLE (Aff.)
Have (got)
I I ‘ve
have
You You ‘ve
have
He / She / It has He / She / It ‘s (got)
(got)
We have We ‘ve
You have You ‘ve
have They ‘ve
They

2. Examples
• I’ve got one brother and one sister.
• You’ve got some homework to do.
• Pedro’s got three sisters.
• María’s got one brother.
• The cat’s got four legs and a tail.
• Pedro, María and I have got many friends.
• “You, boys and girls, have got one week to
prepare the exam.”
• Pedro and María have got one car each.

3. PRESENT SIMPLE (Neg.)
Have (got)
I I haven’t
have
You have You haven’t
He / She / It has not (got) He / She / It hasn’t (got)
We have We haven’t
You have You haven’t
They have They haven’t

4. Examples
• I haven’t got any brothers or sisters.
• You haven’t got any homework to do.
• Pedro hasn’t got three sisters.
• María hasn’t got a brother.
• The cat hasn’t got a beak.
• Pedro, María and I haven’t got many friends.
• “You, boys and girls, haven’t got one week to
prepare the exam.”
• Pedro and María haven’t got one car each.

5. PRESENT SIMPLE (Aff. Int.)
Have (got)
I have
You have
He / She / It has (got)
We have
You have
They have

6. PRESENT SIMPLE (Int.)
Have got
Have I
Have you
Has he / she / it (got) ?
Have we
Have you
Have they

7. Examples
• Have I got any brothers or sisters?
• Have you got any homework to do ?
• Has Pedro got three sisters ?
• Has María got a brother ?
• Has the cat got a beak ?
• Have Pedro, María and I got many friends ?
• “You, boys and girls, have you got one week to
prepare the exam ?”
• Have Pedro and María got one car each ?

8. Short Answers
• Have I got any brothers or sisters?
Yes, you have. // No, you haven’t.
• Have you got any homework to do ?
Yes, you have. // No, you haven’t.
• Has Pedro got three sisters ?
Yes, he has. // No, he hasn’t.
• Has María got a brother ?
Yes, she has. // No, she hasn’t.
• Has the cat got a beak ?
Yes, it has. // No, it hasn’t.
• Have Pedro, María and I got many friends ?
Yes, you have. // No, you haven’t.
• “You, boys and girls, have you got one week to prepare the exam ?”
Yes, we have. // No, we haven’t.
• Have Pedro and María got one car each ?
Yes, they have. // No, they haven’t.