Exercises. (have got / has got) 1. I have got, they have got, we have got, he has got, Katya has got, Alex has got, she has got, you have got. 2. I have got a cat. Masha has got a car. Sasha has got a drum. They have got pens, notebooks, and pencils. You have got a very beautiful dog. We have got hot water. He has got a lot of new toys. You have got a very old computer. I have got a lot of pets: a red cat, a white dog, two grey hamsters, three green parrots, and twelve fish. They have got a lot of birds in the zoo. Petya and Alex have got cockroaches at home. 3. I haven't got, they haven't got, we haven't got, he hasn't got, her sister hasn't got, my parents haven't got, she hasn't got, you haven't got. 4. I haven't got a hat. My father hasn't got a bike and my mother hasn't got a car. We haven't got lessons today. You haven't got a small ball. You haven't got any milk/juice in the fridge. I have got a lot of old toys, but I haven't got any new ones. He hasn't got any interesting films. My brother hasn't got any good books. Sasha and Alex haven't got computers. Masha has got a big beautiful ball, but she hasn't got a skipping rope. I haven't got any money today, but I have got chocolate and ice cream. I haven't got any orange juice. We have got cold water, but we haven't got hot water. We haven't got any mice at home. 5. Have they got? Have we got? Has he got? Has Sasha got? Has your brother got? Has she got? Have you got? 6. Has your sister got a car? Have you got this book? Have they got a bear in the zoo? Has she got any pets? Have you got a rubber and a ruler? Have his parents got a computer? Have you got any brothers and sisters? Have you got any green tea? Has she got a lizard? Have you got any insects at home?