Has got have got Grammar worksheets

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Got and Have Got: Explained 

1. Understanding “Got”

• Definition: “Got” is the past tense form of the verb “get.” It indicates that someone has received or acquired something in the past.

• Usage: “Got” is commonly used in casual conversation to express possession, acquisition, or attainment.

• Example Sentences:

  • “I got a new bike for my birthday.”
  • “She got a present from her friend.”

2. Understanding “Have Got”

• Definition: “Have got” is a common phrase used to express possession or ownership. It’s similar to “have” but emphasizes possession more strongly.

• Usage: “Have got” is used in British English and is more commonly used in spoken English than in written English.

• Example Sentences:

  • “I have got two brothers and one sister.”
  • “They have got a big house.”

3. Differences Between “Got” and “Have Got”

• Usage: “Got” is used in American English and can be used in both spoken and written English. “Have got” is used in British English and is more informal.
• Formality: “Got” is generally considered less formal than “have got.”
• Negative and Question Forms: “Have got” is used in negative and question forms, while “got” is not typically used in this way.

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