3. With got, has got or haven’t got? Complete the sentences using the table.

Use has got with he/she and a singular name; use have got with I/you/we/they and plural names. Use haven’t got for a negative sentence.

1. Ann hasn’t got an atlas. She has got a rubber.
2. Tom has got a pencil case. He hasn’t got a ruler.
3. Bill and Mary haven’t got a ruler. They have got an atlas.
4. Ann and Tom have got an atlas. They haven’t got a ruler.
5. Tom, Bill and Mary have got a rubber. They have got a notebook.
6. Ann, Bill and Mary have got a pencil case. They haven’t got a ruler.