. Complete sentences. Use “ have got,has got, haven’t got,hasn’t got“



1. He _____________ a black car. ( ✓)

2. You _____________ two pens. ( ✓)

3. They _____________ a ball. ( x )

4. My dog _____________ a curly tail. ( ✓)

5. Bilge _____________ very beautiful house. ( ✓)

6. My grandparents _____________ two gardens. ( ✓)

7. We _____________ a monkey. ( x )

8. Our cousin _____________ a funny doll. ( ✓)

9. My cat _____________ green eyes. ( ✓)

10. She _____________ two rulers. ( ✓)

11. I _____________ two brothers. ( x )

12. My aunt _____________ fair straight hair. ( ✓)

13. You _____________ a camera. ( x )

14. They _____________ brown horses. ( ✓)

15. Mert _____________ an old bike. ( ✓)

16. My friends _____________ a big classroom. ( ✓)

17. My uncle _____________ glasses. ( x )

18. Montana _____________ beautiful clothes. ( ✓)

19. We _____________ twenty yellow birds. ( ✓)

20. I _____________ a flag. ( x )

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Certainly! Let's complete these sentences using the correct forms of "have got" or "has got":

1. He has got a black car.
2. You have got two pens.
3. They haven't got a ball.
4. My dog has got a curly tail.
5. Bilge has got a very beautiful house.
6. My grandparents have got two gardens.
7. We haven't got a monkey.
8. Our cousin has got a funny doll.
9. My cat has got green eyes.
10. She has got two rulers.
11. I haven't got two brothers.
12. My aunt has got fair straight hair.
13. You haven't got a camera.
14. They have got brown horses.
15. Mert has got an old bike.
16. My friends have got a big classroom.
17. My uncle hasn't got glasses.
18. Montana has got beautiful clothes.
19. We have got twenty yellow birds.
20. I haven't got a flag.

In these sentences, "have got" or "has got" is used to indicate possession. "Has got" is used with singular third-person subjects (he, she, it, and singular nouns), and "have got" is used with all other subjects (I, you, we, they, and plural nouns). The negative forms are "haven't got" and "hasn't got" respectively.