Grammar Focus

Have got / Has got

We use have got / has got (έχω / έχει) to talk about possession, family, pets, appearance and characteristics.

I have got a bike.She has got a dog.

1. Form (Σχηματισμός)

📘 Theory (Θεωρία)

Have got and has got mean “έχω / έχει”. The form changes with the subject.

  • I / You / We / Theyhave got
  • He / She / Ithas got
SubjectFormExample
I / You / We / Theyhave gotI have got a pencil.
He / She / Ithas gotShe has got blue eyes.

2. Short forms (Συντομευμένες μορφές)

  • I have gotI’ve got
  • You have gotYou’ve got
  • He has gotHe’s got
  • She has gotShe’s got

2. Negative and Questions (Άρνηση και Ερωτήσεις)

Negative form (Αρνητικές προτάσεις)

SubjectNegativeExample
I / You / We / Theyhaven’t gotThey haven’t got a car.
He / She / Ithasn’t gotHe hasn’t got a bike.

Questions (Ερωτήσεις)

QuestionShort answer
Have you got a brother?Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
Has she got a cat?Yes, she has. / No, she hasn’t.

📝 Practice – Form

  1. I __________ got a red bag.
  2. She __________ got long hair.
  3. They __________ got a big house.
  4. He __________ got a sister.

3. Uses of have got (Χρήσεις)

Possession (Κατοχή)

I’ve got a new book.

Έχω ένα καινούριο βιβλίο.

Family / pets

She’s got two brothers.

Έχει δύο αδερφούς.

Appearance

He’s got brown eyes.

Έχει καστανά μάτια.

Characteristics

The monster has got four arms.

Το τέρας έχει τέσσερα χέρια.

Important difference: have got vs have

In British English, have got is very common for possession. In American English, have is also very common.

  • I have got a bike. = I have a bike.
  • Has she got a dog? = Does she have a dog?

📝 Mixed Practice

A. Choose the correct answer.

  1. He have got / has got a bike.
  2. We haven’t got / hasn’t got a car.
  3. Have / Has she got a dog?
  4. They have got / has got many toys.

B. Write sentences.

  1. I / a blue pencil → __________________________
  2. She / long hair → __________________________
  3. They / not / a computer → __________________________
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Form

  1. have
  2. has
  3. have
  4. has

Mixed Practice

  1. has got
  2. haven’t got
  3. Has
  4. have got
  1. I have got a blue pencil.
  2. She has got long hair.
  3. They haven’t got a computer.

Have got - Has got for kids

Exercise: Have Got and Has Got

How to Use HAVE GOT or HAS GOT in English | Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative Forms

Have got - Has got for kids| Games| Draw a monster | Choose the correct answer