This document summarizes the conjugations of the verb "to have got" in English. It lists the long and short forms of the affirmative, negative, and interrogative constructions in the present tense. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of the verb with different subjects and in the affirmative and negative forms.

1. Verb “To have got” = Ter Affirmative : Long form Short form Negative : Long form Short form Interrogative

2. Verb To have got = ter Simple Present Affirmative Long form I have got = tenho You have got He has got She has got It has got We have got Yo u have got They have got Example: I have got short straight brown hair. Andrea has got long curly blonde hair.

3. Verb To have got = ter Affirmative Short form I ’ ve got You ’ ve got He ’ s got She ’ s got It ‘ s got We ’ ve got You ’ ve got They ’ ve got

4. Verb To have got = ter Negative Short form I have n’ t got You have n ’ t got He has n ’ t got She has n ’ t got It has n ’ t got We have n ’ t got You have n ’ t got They have n ’ t got Note: I have n ’ t got = I have not got blonde hair. She has n ’ t got = She has not got wavy hair.

5. Verb To have got = ter Interrogative Have I got Have you got Has he got Has she got Has it got Have we got Have you got Have they got

6. Verb “To have got” = ter Short answers: Yes, I have. No , I have n ’t. Yes, she has . No , she has n ’t . Yes, they have. No , they have n ’t.