Understanding 'Have/Has Got' in English

What is the main focus of the exercise introduced in the video?

• Using 'have/has got' in future tense

• Using 'have/has got' in past tense

• Using 'have/has got' in questions

• Using 'have/has got' in positive and negative sentences

Which sentence correctly uses 'has got'?

• I has got a book.

• He has got a dog.

• She have got a car.

• They has got a house.

What is the correct negative form of 'She has got a cat'?

• She hasn't got a cat.

• She don't got a cat.

• She hasn't a cat.

• She not got a cat.

Which of the following is a correct sentence?

• He have got a new phone.

• They have got a blue car.

• We hasn't got bikes.

• I has got a red balloon.

How do you form a question using 'has got'?

• Has he got a pen?

• He got a pen?

• He has got a pen?

• Does he has got a pen?

Which of the following is a correct short answer?

• Yes, I has.

• No, they hasn't.

• No, he haven't.

• Yes, she has.

What is the correct question form for 'They have got a dog'?

• Has they got a dog?

• They have got a dog?

• Do they have got a dog?

• Have they got a dog?

Which sentence is correct?

• Has your sister got a hat?

• Your sister has got a hat?

• Have your sister got a hat?

• Does your sister has got a hat?

What is the correct short answer for 'Have you got a parrot?'

• No, I has.

• No, I haven't.

• Yes, I has.

• Yes, I have.

Which of the following is a correct negative question?

• He hasn't got a car?

• Doesn't he got a car?

• Haven't he got a car?

• Hasn't he got a car?