Have got - Has got

What does 'has got' mean?

• It means someone has something. For example, 'She has got a pet dog.'

• It means someone is going somewhere.

• It means someone has lost something.

• It means someone is giving something away.

When do we use 'has got'?

• We use 'has got' for I and you.

• We use 'has got' for he, she, and it.

• We use 'has got' for they and we.

• We use 'has got' for all subjects.

What is the difference between 'have got' and 'has got'?

• 'Have got' is used for he, she, and it; 'has got' is used for I, you, we, and they.

• 'Have got' is used for I, you, we, and they; 'has got' is used for he, she, and it.

• Both 'have got' and 'has got' can be used interchangeably for all subjects.

• 'Have got' is used only in negative sentences, while 'has got' is used in positive sentences.

Complete the sentence: 'My dad ______ an orange jacket.'

• has got

• have

• is having

• gotten

What is an example of 'has got' in a sentence?

• 'He has got a new car.'

• 'She has got a new dress.'

• 'They have got a big house.'

• 'I have got a pet cat.'

Complete the sentence: 'He ______ gray shoes.'

• has got

• have

• is having

• had

Complete the sentence: 'Patrick ______ orange shoes.'

• has got

• is wearing

• will buy

• had

What does 'have got' mean?

• It means someone has something.

• It means someone is going somewhere.

• It means someone is doing something.

• It means someone has lost something.

Complete the sentence: 'We ______ a pet cat.'

• have got

• have

• got

• own

Is 'has got' used for plural nouns?

• Yes, 'has got' is used for plural nouns.

• No, 'has got' is not used for plural nouns.

• 'Has got' can be used for both singular and plural nouns.

• 'Has got' is only used in questions.