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AFFIRMATIVE

I have got a
good friend.

AFFIRMATIVE

Dad, you have got a doughnut.

AFFIRMATIVE

He has got a skateboard.

AFFIRMATIVE

She has got a book.

AFFIRMATIVE

It has got a bone.

AFFIRMATIVE

We have got a football.

AFFIRMATIVE

You and your friends have got a good English teacher.

AFFIRMATIVE

They have got a football.

AFFIRMATIVE

Remember

I have got

I’ve got

You have got

He has got

She has got

It has

I haven’t got
a saxophone.

NEGATIVE

Lisa, you haven’t got a skateboard.

NEGATIVE

He hasn’t got a saxophone.

NEGATIVE

She hasn’t got a skateboard.

NEGATIVE

It hasn’t got a bone.

NEGATIVE

NEGATIVE

We haven’t got a basketball.

You and your friends haven’t got two noses.

NEGATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE

They haven’t got a basketball.

I have not

You have not got

He has not got

She has

INTERROGATIVE

Yes, you have.

Have I got homework today?

INTERROGATIVE

Have you got a skateboard?

No, I haven’t.

INTERROGATIVE

Has she got a ball?

No, she hasn’t.

INTERROGATIVE

Have they got a saxophone?

No, they haven’t.

INTERROGATIVE

Remember

I

have

got

?

Have I got?

you

have

got

?

Have you got?

He

has

got

?

Has he got?

She

has

got

?

Has she got?

It

has

got

?

Has it got?

We

have

got

?

Have