HAVE GOT affirmative, negative and questions - exercises (A2 level)
1. Write sentences. Use have got and the words in brackets.
1. Write sentences. Use have got and the words in brackets.
A: Have you got a motorbike?
B: No. _____________. (I / a car)
A: Have you got a hairbrush?
B: No. ____________. (I / a comb)
A: Has Cindy got dark hair?
B: No. ___________. (she / fair hair)
A: Why is he in bed?
B: _____________. (he / a cold)
A: Where are the sandwiches?
B: _____________. (we / them)
A: Are you all right?
B: No. ___________. (I / a headache)
A: Has Lisa got a brother?
B: No. ____________. (she / a sister)
A: Have they got any pets?
B: _____________. (they / a cat)
A: Have you got any money?
B: _____________. (we / £50)
A: Have they got any children?
B: _____________. (they / a little boy)
A: Has your town got a theatre?
B: No. _____________. (it / a cinema)
2. Write questions. Use have got.
a) she / long hair?
b) you / a headache?
c) your brother / a bike?
d) they / a computer?
e) Emma / brown eyes?
f) he / a cold?
g) Mick and Anna / a car?
3. Complete the conversations. Use have got.
A: _____ you _____ a cold?
B: Yes. And I ________ a terrible headache. ______ you ______ any aspirin?
A: No, I _______. Sorry. ______ Lucy ______ any?
B: I don't know. Maybe.
A: ______ Emma and Isabel _______ the information about the trip?
B: Yes, they ________. But they ________ the tickets.
A: Don't worry. Daniel ________ them.
A: _______ your car _______ a CD player?
B: No, it __________. It __________ a radio.
A: That's OK. We can listen to the radio.
ANSWER KEYS
1. Write sentences. Use have got and the words in brackets.
A: Have you got a motorbike?
B: No. I've got a car.
A: Have you got a hairbrush?
B: No. I've got a comb.
A: Has Cindy got dark hair?
B: No. She's got fair hair.
A: Why is he in bed?
B: He's got a cold.
A: Where are the sandwiches?
B: We've got them.
A: Are you all right?
B: No. I've got a headache.
A: Has Lisa got a brother?
B: No. She's got a sister.
A: Have they got any pets?
B: They've got a cat.
A: Have you got any money?
B: We've got £50.
A: Have they got any children?
B: They've got a little boy.
A: Has your town got a theatre?
B: No. It's got a cinema.
2. Write questions. Use have got.
a) Has she got long hair?
b) Have you got a headache?
c) Has your brother got a bike?
d) Have they got a computer?
e) Has Emma got brown eyes?
f) Has he got a cold?
g) Have Mick and Anna got a car?
3. Complete the conversations. Use have got.
A: Have you got a cold?
B: Yes. And I've got a terrible headache. Have you got any aspirin?
A: No, I haven't. Sorry. Has Lucy got any?
B: I don't know. Maybe.
A: Have Emma and Isabel got the information about the trip?
B: Yes, they have. But they haven't got the tickets.
A: Don't worry. Daniel's got them.
A: Has your car got a CD player?
B: No, it hasn't. It's got a radio.
A: That's OK. We can listen to the radio.
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