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                                        2525HAVE GOT %u2013 HAS GOTPOSITIVE NEGATIVE QUESTION IYouWeTheyhave got (%u2018ve got)a big family.IYouWeTheyhave not got(haven%u2019t got)a big family.Have Iyouwetheygota big family? HeSheIthas got(%u2018s got)HeSheIthas not got(hasn%u2019t got) Hashesheit We use the verb %u201chave got%u201d to: %uf0d8 show that something belongs to somebody.%uf0fc Adam has got a cute cat. %uf0d8 describe the characteristics of people, animals or things.%uf0fc Carla has got long blonde hair and hazel eyes. %uf0d8 talk about relationships. %uf0fc I have got one son and two daughters. %uf0d8 talk about illness.%uf0fcAndy has got a terrible sore throat.   1 Circle the correct word. 1. They haven%u2019t got / hasn%u2019t got a DVD player. 5. She have got / has got blue eyes.2. We have got / has got two pairs of trainers. 6. Tim and Sue have got / has got a new bike.3. Martin haven%u2019t got / hasn%u2019t got a basketball. 7. He have got / has got two tickets for the cinema.4. I haven%u2019t got / hasn%u2019t got a car. 8. You have got / has got a clever parrot.UNIT 04 HAVE GOT %u2013 HAS GOTSHORT ANSWERSYes,I / you / we / you / they have.he /she / It has.No,I / you / we / you / they haven%u2019t.he /she / It hasn%u2019t.UNIT 4

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