We ______ a lemon tree in the garden.
have got / 've got
Megan is an only child. She _______ any brothers or sisters
hasn't got
Our house is quite big! It ___________ seven bedrooms and five bathrooms.
has got
My sister and I ________ eyes of the same colour.
have got
Sam ________ an iPhone, he ________ an Android.
hasn't got, has got / 's got
Erica takes the bus to school because her parents _________ a car.
haven't got
John _________ school today, so he can sleep until 11 AM.
hasn't got
Jennie ________ many friends at school.
has got
They __________ any money for snacks.
haven't got
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "I have a new computer."
I have got a new computer / I've got a new computer.
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "He has blond hair and blue eyes"
He has got blond hair and blue eyes / He's got blond hair and blue eyes
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "My dad doesn't have an Instagram account."
My dad hasn't got an Instagram account
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "They have two million YouTube subscribers."
They have got two million YouTube subscribers / They've got two million YouTube subscribers
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "We do not have a cat, we have a dog."
We haven't got a cat, we've got a dog.
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "My uncle does not have a son. He has a daughter."
My uncle hasn't got a son. He's got a daughter.
TRANSFORM TO 'HAVE/HAS GOT': "The tree doesn't have any fruit."
The tree hasn't got any fruit.
