Have got and Has got in English (A1)

Have got and has got are common in British English for talking about what people own, their family and their features. This lesson shows the correct forms for each person, plus negatives and questions.

Practice questions

1. I ___ a new bicycle. It is bright red.
   has gothave gotgot
2. She ___ three younger brothers and a baby sister.
   have gothas gotis got
3. ___ you got any money in your wallet right now?
   HaveHasDo