Have Got / Has Got practice (Primary) - Flashcards #270
Cards for Primary: answer, then flip the card to check – Have Got / Has Got.
Cards in this set (24)
- She ___ a red pencil. (has got / have got) – has got (She has got a red pencil.)
- George ___ short red hair. – hasn't got (George hasn't got short red hair.)
- blue / and / have / Max / Has / Tom / got / eyes – Have Tom and Max got blue eyes?
- You ___ a bike. (has got / have got) – have got (You have got a bike.)
- Milly and Louise ___ blue eyes. – haven't got (Milly and Louise haven't got blue eyes.)
- a / phone / you / Has / have / got / good – Have you got a good phone?
- She ___ a goldfish. (has got / have got) – has got (She has got a goldfish.)
- He ___ a piano. – hasn't got (He hasn't got a piano.)
- red / got / have / a / Has / they / pen – Have they got a red pen?
- Tim ___ an interesting book. (has got / have got) – has got (Tim has got an interesting book.)
- James ___ a computer. – hasn't got (James hasn't got a computer.)
- new / got / children / the / Has / teacher / a / have – Have the children got a new teacher?
- Jack ___ a computer. (has got / have got) – has got (Jack has got a computer.)
- My teacher ___ blue eyes. – hasn't got (My teacher hasn't got blue eyes.)
- books / of / has / lot / got / a / Have / Ben – Has Ben got a lot of books?
- We ___ a board game. (has got / have got) – have got (We have got a board game.)
- She ___ a red pencil. – hasn't got (She hasn't got a red pencil.)
- grandparents / house / your / have / big / a / got / Has – Have your grandparents got a big house?
- Emma ___ an umbrella. (has got / have got) – has got (Emma has got an umbrella.)
- You ___ a bike. – haven't got (You haven't got a bike.)
- Have / a / Carla / has / shirt / red / got – Has Carla got a red shirt?
- We ___ a big balcony. (has got / have got) – have got (We have got a big balcony.)
- We ___ a big dog. – haven't got (We haven't got a big dog.)
- pets / got / Has / my / have / friends – Have my friends got pets?
24 cards. Look at the card, say the answer, flip it to check, then press “I know it” or “Again”: the cards you don't know yet come back until you know them all.