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

1. Ann has got an atlas. She hasn’t got a rubber.

2. Tom has got a pencil case. He hasn’t got a ruler.

3. Bill and Mary have got a rubber and haven’t got an atlas.

4. Ann and Tom have got an atlas and haven’t got a ruler.

5. Tom, Bill and Mary have got a rubber. They haven’t got a notepad.

6. Ann, Bill and Mary have got a pencil case. They haven’t got a ruler.