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Have Got Worksheet

Worksheet for the verb have got for young learners

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Worksheet: Practicing "Have Got"

Part 1: Affirmative Forms

Explanation: We use "have got" to talk about things we have. Here are the full and
contracted forms.

Full Form Contracted Form


I have got a bike. I’ve got a bike.
You have got a ball. You’ve got a ball.
He has got a cat. He’s got a cat.
She has got a book. She’s got a book.
It has got long ears. It’s got long ears.
We have got a dog. We’ve got a dog.
They have got toys. They’ve got toys.

Exercise 1: Write the sentences with contractions.

1. I have got a pencil.


→ ____________________________
2. You have got a hat.
→ ____________________________
3. She has got a doll.
→ ____________________________
4. We have got a pet rabbit.
→ ____________________________
5. They have got new shoes.
→ ____________________________

Part 2: Negative Forms

Explanation: To say that someone doesn’t have something, we use "have not got"
(haven’t or hasn’t). Here’s how:

Full Form Contracted Form


I have not got a book. I haven’t got a book.
You have not got a car. You haven’t got a car.
He has not got a toy. He hasn’t got a toy.
She has not got a hat. She hasn’t got a hat.
It has not got fur. It hasn’t got fur.
We have not got tickets. We haven’t got tickets.
They have not got pets. They haven’t got pets.

Exercise 2: Change these sentences to negative.


1. I have got a car.
→ ____________________________
2. He has got a big house.
→ ____________________________
3. We have got a lot of friends.
→ ____________________________
4. She has got a pink dress.
→ ____________________________
5. They have got two bikes.
→ ____________________________

Part 3: Interrogative Forms (Questions)

Explanation: To ask questions with "have got", we switch "have" or "has" to the
front.

Affirmative Question
I have got a ball. Have I got a ball?
You have got a pen. Have you got a pen?
He has got a dog. Has he got a dog?
She has got a computer. Has she got a computer?
It has got sharp teeth. Has it got sharp teeth?
We have got tickets. Have we got tickets?
They have got new toys. Have they got new toys?

Exercise 3: Write the questions.

1. You have got a bike.


→ ____________________________
2. She has got a new bag.
→ ____________________________
3. They have got three cats.
→ ____________________________
4. We have got a soccer ball.
→ ____________________________
5. He has got blue eyes.
→ ____________________________

Part 4: Mixed Practice

Exercise 4: Fill in the blanks with "have got" or "has got." Use the contracted
forms where possible.

1. ________ (you) a pencil?


2. She ________ (not) a phone.
3. We ________ (not) much time.
4. ________ (he) a pet hamster?
5. I ________ a red bag.

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