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Have got / Has got – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet practises have got and has got for talking about possessions, family and appearance. Learners form positive and negative sentences, ask questions and give short answers. It is for A1 beginners in class or at home.

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Exercise 1: Complete the sentences

Complete the sentences with have got or has got.

Example: She ___ (have got) a blue bag. → has got

  1. I (have got) two brothers.

  2. My sister (have got) long hair.

  3. We (have got) a big garden.

  4. Tom (have got) a new phone.

  5. The dog (have got) brown eyes.

  6. You (have got) a nice smile.

  7. Maria and Leo (have got) three cats.

Exercise 2: Negatives and questions

Complete the sentences with words from the box. You can use some words more than once. There are two extra words.

Example: They ___ a TV in the kitchen. → haven't got

Word box haven't gothasn't gotHaveHasgotisn'tAre

  1. I a pet. I don't like animals.

  2. Ben a car. He walks to work.

  3. you got a pencil?

  4. your brother got a computer?

  5. Has Lisa a sister?

  6. We any milk. Let's go to the shop.

  7. My grandma a mobile phone.

Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences

Rewrite the sentences. Make them negative or questions, as shown in brackets.

Example: He has got a cat. (question) → Has he got a cat?

  1. She has got a bike. (negative)

  2. They have got a big house. (negative)

  3. You have got a dog. (question)

  4. Sam has got a guitar. (question)

  5. I have got a car. (negative)

  6. Your parents have got a garden. (question)

  7. The hotel has got a swimming pool. (question)

Exercise 4: Put the words in order

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

Example: got / I / a / have / cat → I have got a cat.

  1. got / you / a / have / sister / ?

  2. hasn't / Emma / a / got / computer

  3. has / brother / my / got / blue / eyes

  4. they / got / have / tickets / the / ?

  5. got / we / haven't / homework / today

  6. your / got / has / teacher / a / car / ?

Exercise 5: Short answers

Match each question with the correct short answer from the box. There are two extra answers.

Example: Have you got a brother? → Yes, I have.

Word box No, I haven't.Yes, she has.No, he hasn't.Yes, they have.Yes, it has.No, we haven't.Yes, she is.Yes, he does.

  1. Have you got a dog?

  2. Has Anna got a bike?

  3. Has your dad got a car?

  4. Have your friends got a ball?

  5. Has the cat got food?

  6. Have you and Tom got a map?

Exercise 6: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: He have got a cat. → He has got a cat.

  1. She have got a new bag.

  2. I has got a brother.

  3. We not have got a garden.

  4. Have got you a pen?

  5. He haven't got a car.

  6. They has got two dogs.

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Free printable A1 worksheet on have got / has got: positive sentences, negatives, questions and short answers, with answers.

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have got / has gotNegatives: haven't got / hasn't gotQuestions with have gotShort answersPossessions and family

Notes for teachers

Start by having learners talk about their own pets, family and things. Then go through the exercises in order, from controlled to freer practice. Typical mistakes are 'She have got', 'I has got', putting got in the wrong place in questions (Have got you…?) and answering 'Yes, I have got.' As a follow-up, learners interview a partner with five Have you got…? questions and report back with he/she has got / hasn't got.

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