The Verb 'To Have Got' - Simple Present - Interrogative Form

SIMPLE PRESENT

INTERROGATIVE

 Singular

Have I  got ...?

Have you got ...?

Has he  got   ...? 

Has she  got ...?

Has it got ...?

Plural

Have we  got ...?

Have you  got ...? 

Have they got ...?

 

EXAMPLES 

Singular

 Have you got a Jason Voorhees mask?

Yes, I have. 

Have you got a beanie?

No, I haven't.

I have got a straw hat. 

Has the boy  got a green apple?

Yes, he has.

Has the girl got jeans?

Yes, she has. 

Has it got ginger fur?

No, it hasn't.

The cat has got gray fur.

 Have we  got shoes under the bed?

Yes, we have.

Have you got earbuds?

No, we haven't.

We have got headphones. 

Have the swimmers got swimming goggles?

Yes, they have.

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The Verb 'To Have Got' - Simple Present - Negative Form

 

SIMPLE PRESENT

NEGATIVE

 Singular

I haven't got

You haven't got

 He hasn't got    

She hasn't got

It hasn't got

Plural

We haven't got

You haven't got  

They haven't got

EXAMPLES 

Singular

I haven't got three black cats.

You haven't got a snake tattoo.

Tim Moore hasn't got a sister,

but he isn't an only child.

My friend Bertha hasn't got a Barbie Doll.

The Golden Retriever hasn't got

a real bone to chew. 

Plural

We haven't got fuel oil to burn.

You haven't got glasses,

but you've got braces.

They haven't got safe drinking water.