Have they got a white van?
No, they haven't got a white van. They have got a black van.
Has he got a set of headphones?
Yes, he has got a set of headphones.
Has he got a bicycle?
No, he has got a motorcycle.
Has your mom got curly hair?
No, my mom hasn't got curly hair. / Yes, my mom has got curly hair.
Has she got a car?
Yes, she has got a car.
Has this dog got a blue backpack?
No, it hasn't got a blue backpack. It has got a gray backpack.
Have you got any fears?
Yes, I have got a fear of... / Yes, I am afraid of...
Have you got a dictionary?
Yes, I have got a dictionary. / No, I haven't got a dictionary.
Has he got any tattoos?
Yes, he has got some tattoos.
Has he got a beard?
Yes, he has got a beard.
Have your friends got pets?
Yes, they have got pets. / No, they haven't got pets.
Have you got friendly teachers?
Yes, I have got friendly teachers. / No, I haven't got friendly teachers.
Have you got any brothers or sisters?
No, I haven't got any brothers or sisters. / Yes, I have got...
Has he got a cell phone/mobile phone?
Yes, he has got a cell phone/mobile phone.
Has he got long black hair?
No, he hasn't got long black hair. He has got short blonde hair.
Have you got a cold?
Yes, I have got a cold. / No, I haven't got a cold.
Have you got a lot of computer games?
Yes, I have got a lot of computer games. / No, I haven't got a lot of computer games.
Have you got a pen I could borrow?
No, I haven't got a pen you could borrow. / Yes, I have a pen you could borrow.
Has Homer got a TV in his living room?
Yes, he has got a TV in his living room.
Have they got a new GoPro?
Yes, they've got a new GoPro.
Has he got a pair of sunglasses?
Yes, he has got a pair of sunglasses.
Have you got any homework tonight?
No, I haven't got any homework tonight. / Yes, I have got some homework tonight.
Has he got a leather jacket?
No, he hasn't got a leather jacket. He has got a light blue smart shirt.
Have they got a bad cough?
Yes, they have got a bad cough.