Hello! I am Jenny. I am eight. Let’s learn have got / has got. What’s your name ? How old are you ?
I You We They He She It has got have got
Let’s sort the words.
have got has got Click on the carrots.
Use have got or has got. I ________ got a blue bike. She ________ got a nice doll. We ________ got parents. They ________ got two eyes. He ________ got two arms. You ________ got a new friend. Check. have have have have has has
Click on the carrots. have got has got
My cat ________ got two eyes. Check. The baby ________ got teeth. My parents ________ got a house. My house ________ got a big garden. The monster________ got a mouth. My sisters ________ got dolls. have has has has has have
SHE GOT HAS A NICE BEDROOM
SHE GOT HAS A NICE BEDROOM.
MY BROTHER HAS GOT A GREEN CAR
MY BROTHER HAS GOT A GREEN CAR.
MY BROTHER HAS GOT A GREEN CAR. HE HAS GOT RED BIKE. A
HE HAS GOT RED BIKE. A
I HAVE GOT BEAUTIFUL GARDEN. A
I GOT A GARDEN. BEAUTIFUL HAVE
She has got … She has got a car. She has got a ball. She has got a doll. She has got a teddy bear. She has got balloons.
I You We They He She It has not got have not got haven’t got hasn’t got
I ______ got a bike. We ______ got a ball. They ______ got a dog. The girl______ got a balloon. My sisters ______ got books. My cousin______ got a cat. The cow ______ got two legs. haven’t hasn’t haven’t hasn’t hasn’t haven’t haven’t Check.
She hasn't got a pizza. She hasn’t got a dog. She has got a laptop. She has got a doll. She has got an eraser. She hasn’t got a pen. She hasn’t got a cat.
He hasn’t got a burger. He hasn’t got an apple. He hasn’t got a bike. He has got a banana. He has got a ball. He has got a kite.
My father hasn’t got a red car.
My father hasn’t got a red car.
My brothers haven’t got blue bikes.
My brothers haven’t got blue bikes.
My cat hasn’t got five legs.
My cat hasn’t got five legs.
Look at the table and fill in the blanks. Mary got fish. Check Mary got a bike. Mary got a bag. Tom got a bike. Tom got fish and bike. Anna and Sam got fish. Anna and Sam got bike. They got a bag. hasn’t Mary Tom Anna and Sam has has has hasn’t haven’t have have
I You We They Have got ?
He She It Has got ?
______ Sandra got a laptop ? ______ they got flowers ? ______ Emma got a camera ? ______ Tom got a red bike ? Have Has Have Has Have Has Have Has ______ we got a garden ? ______ he got a car ? Have Has Have Has Has Have Has Has Have Has
Yes, I / you / we / they have. No, I / you / we / they haven’t. Yes, he / she / it / has. No, he / she / it / hasn’t.
Have you got a doll ? Have you got a bike ? Have you got a ball ? Have you got a fox ? Have you got a book ? Have you got laptop ? Have you got a camera ? Have you got an apple ? Have you got a bag ? No, I haven’t. No, I haven’t. No, I haven’t. No, I haven’t. Yes, I have. Yes, I have. Yes, I have. Yes, I have. Yes, I have.
Have you got a bike ? Have you got a computer ? Have you got a doll ? Have you got a red car ? Has your mum got a dress ? Has your sister got a bird ? Has your dad got a T-shirt ? Has your dog got four legs ?
Has Jenny got an umbrella ? Has Jenny got a parrot ? Has Jenny got pillows ? Has Jenny got a laptop ? Has Jenny got pictures ? No, she hasn’t. No, she hasn’t. Yes, she has. Yes, she has. Yes, she has. Check.
Has Nick got a bed ? Has Nick got a ball ? Has Nick got a lamp ? Has Nick got a pen ? No, he hasn’t. Yes, he has. Yes, he has. No, he hasn’t. Check.
