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