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Make it positive: It hasn't got a long tail.
It's got a long tail.
Make it positive: They haven't got fish.
They've got fish.
Make it positive:  We haven't got a boat.
We've got a boat.
Make it positive: He hasn't got a motorcycle.
He's got a motorcycle.
Make it positive: She hasn't got a dress.
She's got a dress.
Make it positive: You haven't got a cap.
You've got a cap.
Make it positive: I haven't got a cat.
I've got a cat.
Make it negative: You've got a dog.
You haven't got a dog.
Make it negative: They've got a house.
They haven't got a house.
Make it negative: We've got a car.
We haven't got a car.
Make it negative:  He's got a laptop.
He hasn't got a laptop.
Make it negative: I've got 2 brothers.
I haven't got 2 brothers.
He ... a book about waterfalls.
He's got a book about waterfalls.
She ... a T-shirt with a volcano on it.
She's got a T-shirt with a volcano on it.
They ... a river in their village.
They've got a river in their village.
We ... lots of interesting places in our city.
We've got lots of interesting places in our city.
You usually ... a beach near your hotel.
You usually have got a beach near your hotel.
I ... a poster with an island.
I've got a poster with an island.
She ... a lake near her house.
She's got a lake near her house.
He __________.
He's got earbuds.
They __________.
They've got a speaker.
We ... a big TV in our kitchen.
We've got a big TV in our kitchen.
You ... a cool ...
You've got a cool tablet.
I ... a new ... at home.
I've got a new printer at home.
It ... (not) any milk in its bowl.
It hasn't got any milk in its bowl.
She ... (not) any biscuits in her lunch box.
She hasn't got any biscuits in her lunch box.
He... (not) any orange juice for lunch today.
He hasn't got any orange juice for lunch today.
You ... (not) any vegetables at home.
You haven't got any vegetables at home.
I ... (not) any strawberry at home.
I haven't got any strawberry at home.
We ... (not) a nice playground in our school.
We haven't got a nice playground in our school.
They ... (not) a big library in our school.
We haven't got a big library in our school.
It ... green eyes.
It's got green eyes.
She ... a big classroom.
She's got a big classroom.
He ... a big gym in his school.
He's got a big gym in his school.
They ... a small canteen in their school.
They've got a small canteen in their school.
We ... computer room in our school.
We've got computer room in our school.
You ... a rubber.
You've got a rubber.
I ... a ruler.
I've got a ruler.
She ... (not) a dictionary.
She hasn't got a dictionary.
He ... (not) a laptop.
He hasn't got a laptop.
It ... (not) a jacket.
It hasn't got a jacket.
They ... (not) scissors.
They haven't got scissors.
We ... (not) our paints with us today.
We haven't got Science on Monday.
You ... (not) a laptop.
You haven't got a laptop.
I ... (not) a pink coat.
I haven't got a pink coat.
She ... a new dress.
She's got a new dress.
He ... white trainers.
He's got white trainers.
It ... a tail.
It's got a tail.
They ... five shelves.
They've got five shelves.
We ... a big fridge.
We've got a big fridge.
You ... a holiday in July.
You've got a holiday in July.
I ... a new smartphone.
I've got a new smartphone.
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