1. Verb ‘to have’ + + + It is used to indicate a possession. AFFIRMATIVE
SUBJECT +
VERB +
GOT +
COMPLEMENTS I
‘ve
have
got
a tennis racket.
You
‘ve
have
got
many friends. He ‘s
has
got
some good comics.
She ‘s
has
got
a sports car. It ‘s
has
got
a broken leg. We
‘ve
have
got
a small flat.
You
‘ve
have
got
two canaries.
They
‘ve
have
got
a lot of money.

2. Verb ‘to have’ + + + NEGATIVE SUBJECT VERB + NOT GOT COMPLEMENTS I
haven’t
have not
got
a tennis racket.
You
haven’t
have not
got
many friends. He
hasn’t
has not
got
some good comics.
She
hasn’t
has not
got
a sports car. It
hasn‘t
has not
got
a broken leg. We
haven‘t
have not
got
a small flat.
You
haven’t
have not
got
two canaries.
They
haven’t
have not
got
a lot of money.

3. Verb ‘to have’ + + + + INTERROGATIVE VERB SUBJECT GOT COMPLEMENTS ?
a pen ?
Yes, I have.
No, I haven’t.
Have
you
got
two rulers ?
Yes, you have
No, you haven’t
Has he
got
a pencil ?
Yes, he has.
No, he hasn’t.
Has
she
got
a rubber ?
Yes, she has.
No, she hasn’t.
Has it
got
a big door ?
Yes, it has.
No, it hasn’t.
Have we
got
some glue ?
Yes, we have.
No, we haven’t.
Have
you
got
a sharpener ?
Yes, you have
No, you haven’t
Have
they
got
some chalk ?
Yes, they have
No, they haven’t