David / a swimming lesson today.
David hasn't got a swimming lesson today.
we / a nice classroom
We've got a nice classroom.
I / a red notebook
I haven't got a red notebook.
you / a red pen ?
Have you got a red pen? Yes, I have.
they / big family
They've got a big family.
he / a new phone
He hasn't got a new phone
she / dark hair ?
Has she got dark hair? No, she hasn't.
you / English class today
You've got English class today.
Lisa and Amy / a cousin?
Have they got a cousin? No, they haven't.
they / two children
They haven't got two children
Tom / an expensive car.
Tom has got an expensive car.
My parents / a new TV
My parent's haven't got a new TV.
Emma / a volleyball?
Has Emma got a volleyball? No, she hasn't.
The classroom / blue chairs.
The classroom has got orange chairs.
