The document discusses the use of "have got" and its contractions to indicate possession. It provides examples of using "have/has got" and "haven't/hasn't got" with I, you, she, he, it, we, you, they. It also shows how to form questions using "have got" by placing "have" before the subject. The document aims to teach English learners how to properly use "have got" in sentences and questions.

1. HAVE GOT
I HAVE GOT ONE
BROTHER
I´VE GOT ONE
BROTHER

2. HAVE GOT
YOU HAVE GOT LOTS OF
BOOKS.
YOU’VE GOT LOTS OF
BOOKS.

3. HAVE GOT
SHE HAS GOT A TOY. HE HAS GOT A BALL.
SHE’S GOT A TOY HE’S GOT A BALL

4. HAVE GOT
IT HAS GOT A
TOMATO.
IT S GOT A
TOMATO.

5. HAVE GOT
WE HAVE GOT
GREEN AND BLUE
NOTEBOOKS.
WE’VE GOT GREEN
AND BLUE
NOTEBOOKS.

6. HAVE GOT
YOU HAVE GOT A GREEN
BALL.
YOU’VE GOT A GREEN
BALL.

7. HAVE GOT
THEY HAVE GOT A
BEAUTIFUL VOICE.
THEY’VE GOT A
BEAUTIFUL VOICE.

8. HAVE GOT
 I HAVE GOT (I´VE GOT)
 YOU HAVE GOT (YOU´VE GOT)
 SHE HAS GOT (SHE ‘S GOT)
 HE HAS GOT (HE’S GOT)
 IT HAS GOT (IT`S GOT)

9. HAVE GOT
 WE HAVE GOT (WE’VE GOT)
 YOU HAVE GOT (YOU’VE GOT)
 THEY HAVE GOT (THEY’VE GOT)

10. What Has he got?
HE HAS GOT BLOCKS
HE HAS GOT A TOY

11. What Has he got?
HE
HAS GOT
A LORRY

12. What Has he got?
HE HAS
GOT A
BALL

13. What Has she got?
SHE HAS GOT A
BALL.
SHE HAS A CAR.
SHE HAS GOT A
SKATE BOARD.

14. What have they got?
They have
got a plane.

15. What Have they got?
THEY
HAVE GOT
A BALL.

16. What Has he got?
He has got a
lorry.
He has got a
red cap.

17. What Has he got?
HE HAS GOT A
COMPUTER.
HE HAS GOT A CLOWN
HE HAS GOT A PURPLE
BALL.
HE HAS GOT A TEDDY
BEAR.
HE HAS GOT BLOCKS

18. What Has she got?

19. What have they
got?

20. What have they
got?

21. What Has she got?

22. What Has he got?

23. What have they got?

24. HAVE GOT
I HAVE NOT GOT
A BROTHER
I HAVEN´T GOT
A BROTHER

25. HAVE GOT
YOU HAVE NOT GOT LOTS
OF CARS.
YOU HAVEN ´T GOT LOTS
OF CARS.

26. HAVE GOT
SHE HAS NOT GOT A HE HAS NOT GOT A
ROBOT. CLOWN.
SHE HASN T GOT A HE HASN T GOT A
ROBOT. CLOWN.

27. HAVE GOT
IT HAS NOT GOT A
BALLOON.
IT HASN T GOT A
BALLOON.

28. HAVE GOT
WE HAVE NOT GOT
YELLOW AND RED
NOTEBOOKS.
WE HAVEN T GOT
YELLOW AND RED
NOTEBOOKS.

29. HAVE GOT
YOU HAVE NOT GOT A
RED BALL.
YOU HAVEN T GOT A
RED BALL.

30. HAVE GOT
THEY HAVE NOT GOT
AN UGLY VOICE.
THEY HAVEN T GOT
AN UGLY VOICE.

31. HAVE GOT
 I HAVE NOT GOT (I HAVEN´T GOT)
 YOU HAVE NOT GOT (YOU HAVEN´T
GOT)
 SHE HAS NOT GOT (SHE HASN´T GOT)
 HE HAS NOT GOT (HE HASN´T GOT)
 IT HAS NOT GOT (IT HASN´T GOT)

32. HAVE GOT
 WE HAVE NOT GOT (WE HAVEN´T GOT)
 YOU HAVE NOT GOT (YOU HAVEN´T
GOT)
 THEY HAVE NOT GOT (THEY HAVEN´T
GOT)

33. WHAT HAVE THEY GOT?

34. WHAT HAVE THEY GOT?

35. WHAT HAVE THEY GOT IN
THE BEDROOM ?

36. WHAT HAS SHE GOT IN HER
BEDROOM ?

37. HAVE GOT
 I HAVE GOT (I´VE GOT)
HAVE I GOT
 YOU HAVE GOT (YOU´VE GOT)
HAVE YOU GOT

38. HAVE GOT
 SHE HAS GOT (SHE ‘S GOT)
 HAS SHE GOT ?
 HE HAS GOT (HE’S GOT)
 HAS HE GOT ?
 IT HAS GOT (IT`S GOT)
HAS IT GOT?

39. HAVE GOT
 WE HAVE GOT (WE’VE GOT)
 HAVE WE GOT?
 YOU HAVE GOT (YOU’VE GOT)
 HAVE YOU GOT?
 THEY HAVE GOT (THEY’VE GOT)
 HAVE THEY GOT?