3. Affirmative HAVE HAVE GOT I have two sisters I’ve got two sisters You have two sisters You’ve got two sisters He/She has two sisters He/She’s got two sisters It has got two sisters It’s got two sisters We have two sisters We’ve got two sisters You have two sisters You’ve got two sisters They have two sisters They’ve got two sisters
4. Negative HAVE HAVE GOT I don’t have any money I haven’t got any money You don’t have any money You haven’t got any money He/She doesn’t have any money He/She hasn‘t got any money We don’t have any money We haven’t got any money You don’t have any money You haven’t got any money They don’t have any money They haven’t got any money
5. Interrogative HAVE HAVE GOT Do I have any money? Have I got any money? Do you have any money? Have you got any money? Does he/she have any money? Has he/she got any money? We have any money? Have we got any money? You have any money? Have you got any money? They have any money? Have they got any money?
6. Common mistake * I haven’t any brothers or sisters. * Have you any brothers or sisters? When ‘have’ is alone, it is not an auxiliary, so we can’t use it for negatives nor questions.
7. Corrections I haven’t got any brothers or sisters. Have you got any brothers or sisters? I don’t have any brothers or sisters. Do you have any brothers or sisters?