Weekly Plan

have got or has got  

lesson

Exercise

REMEMBER!

We can use have/has got to talk about our things.

I’ve got… 

You’ve got… 

He/She/It’s got… 

We’ve got… 

They’ve got…

1. Read the sentence. Complete the gaps with the correct answer. 

e.g.:  ___________________ a garden? (Have they got / Got they / Has they)Have they got a garden?
b. She ___________________ a new marker. (is got / has got / have got) 
c. He ___________________ any brothers or sisters. (haven’t got / hasn’t got / hasn’t) 
d. They ___________________ a bicycle. (haven’t / has / haven’t got) 
e. We ___________________ green eyes. (’ve got / ’s got / are got)
f. ___________________ a mobile phone? (Has she / Has she got / Has got she) 
g. I ___________________ some chocolate. (’s got / ’ve / ’ve got) 
b. My fish is got a blue tail. 
c. They haven’t a lot of homework. 
d. I got two sisters. 
e. You has got a lot of books. 
f. Have got you a garden? 

a. I ___________________ a rabbit and two dogs. (has got / have got / got )

adjectives 

2. Make it right! Find the mistake and write it correctly. 

a. She have got a rabbit.   She has got a rabbit 

b. My fish is got a blue tail. 

c. They haven’t a lot of homework. 

d. I got two sisters. 

e. You has got a lot of books.  

f. Have got you a garden?

3. Can you describe these hair styles? Use the words from the list below:

beard · brown hair · ponytail · braids · bald ·  red hair · curly hairblond hair · long hair · straight hair · wavy · black hair

family 

 

Let's practice some family vocabulary with this game