My sister ___ got a bike.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: has
Completed sentence: My sister has got a bike. Have got expresses possession: I/you/we/they have got; he/she/it has got. Use haven't/hasn't got for negatives and Have/Has + subject + got for questions. Do not combine do with have got.
___ you got a pen?
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: Have
Completed sentence: Have you got a pen? Have got expresses possession: I/you/we/they have got; he/she/it has got. Use haven't/hasn't got for negatives and Have/Has + subject + got for questions. Do not combine do with have got.
We ___ got any milk.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: haven't
Completed sentence: We haven't got any milk. Have got expresses possession: I/you/we/they have got; he/she/it has got. Use haven't/hasn't got for negatives and Have/Has + subject + got for questions. Do not combine do with have got.
Has Tom got a car? Yes, he ___.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: has
Completed sentence: Has Tom got a car? Yes, he has. Have got expresses possession: I/you/we/they have got; he/she/it has got. Use haven't/hasn't got for negatives and Have/Has + subject + got for questions. Do not combine do with have got.
I ___ two brothers.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: have got
Completed sentence: I have got two brothers. Have got expresses possession: I/you/we/they have got; he/she/it has got. Use haven't/hasn't got for negatives and Have/Has + subject + got for questions. Do not combine do with have got.