I have a bike. I have got a bike.
Have and have got
Talk about things you have and people in your family.
Look. Compare these examples.
Talk about things you have and people in your family.
I don't have a car. I haven't got a car.
Do you have a pen? Yes, I do.
Look at what changes.
I have a bike. I have got a bike.
She has a bike. She has got a bike.
They have got two brothers.
I don't have a car. I haven't got a car.
He doesn't have a car. He hasn't got a car.
Do you have a pen? Yes, I do.
Have you got a pen? Yes, I have.
Has she got a phone? No, she hasn't.
Make a choice. See what changes.
Change one choice at a time. Watch the sentence blocks.
What do you want to say?
Who?
What?
Choose the correct answer.
I ___ got a new bag.
Look at the person. Compare I have got and she has got.
He ___ got a passport.
Negative.Say no. Compare have not got and has not got.
___ you got a minute?
Look at the person. Compare I have got and she has got.
Use it in a conversation.
A: Have you got a pen? B: Yes, I have. Here you are. A: Thanks!
Ask for something you need in class. Your partner offers it or says no.
A: Does the room have a desk? B: Yes, it does. It has a small desk. A: Great. I need to work.
Choose two things you need in a room. Ask a partner if the room has them.
Which sentence is correct?
The lesson in three small steps.
I have a bike. = I have got a bike.
I don't have a car. = I haven't got a car.
Do you have a pen? / Have you got a pen?
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