He ... wireless headphones.
He has got wireless headphones.
She ... a lake near her house.
She has got a lake near her house.
I ... a poster with an island.
I have got a poster with an island.
You usually ... a beach near your hotel.
You usually have got a beach near your hotel.
We ... lots of interesting places in our city.
We have got lots of interesting places in our city.
They ... a river in their village.
They have got a river in their village.
She ... a T-shirt with a volcano on it.
She has got a T-shirt with a volcano on it.
He ... a book about waterfalls.
He has got a book about waterfalls.
Change to opposite: I have got 2 brothers.
I have not got 2 brothers.
Change to opposite: He has got a laptop.
He has not got a laptop.
Change to opposite: We have got a car.
We have not got a car.
Change to opposite: They have got a house.
They have not got a house.
Change to opposite: You have got a dog.
You haven't got a dog.
Change to opposite: I haven't got a cat.
I have got a cat.
Change to opposite: You haven't got a cap.
You have got a cap.
Change to opposite: She hasn't got a dress.
She has got a dress.
