Grammar have got Write has got, hasn't got, have got or haven't got.

3. Grammar

have got

The grammar exercise requires filling in the blanks with 'has got', 'hasn't got', 'have got', or 'haven't got'. Based on the table provided in the image, here are the completed sentences:

1. Ann has got a rubber.


2. Tom has got a pencil case. He has got a ruler.


3. Bill and Mary have got a rubber. They have got an atlas.


4. Ann and Tom have got an atlas. They have got a ruler.


5. Tom, Bill and Mary have got a rubber. They have got a notepad.


6. Ann, Bill and Mary have got a pencil case. They have got a ruler.

Note: The table in the image indicates the correct usage with checkmarks (✓) and crosses (X).