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This ESL EFL free worksheet contains questions about has got and have got. The worksheet has an answer key.
Explanation:
“Have got” and “has got” are commonly used to express possession or ownership. Here’s how they are used:
- Have got: Used with pronouns “I,” “you,” “we,” and “they” to indicate possession.
- Has got: Used with pronouns “he,” “she,” and “it” to indicate possession.
Examples:
Sentence | Explanation |
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I have got a new car. | Expressing possession for the pronoun “I.” |
She has got a beautiful garden. | Expressing possession for the pronoun “she.” |
They have got two cats and a dog. | Expressing possession for the pronoun “they.” |
He has got an interesting book. | Expressing possession for the pronoun “he.” |
Classroom Language:
- Teacher: “What does ‘have got’ mean?”
- Student: “‘Have got’ is used to talk about things that belong to us or people.”
- Teacher: “Good! Can you give me an example?”
- Student: “Sure! I have got a pet dog.”
Additional Notes:
- Contractions: “Have got” is often contracted to “have” in spoken English, while “has got” is contracted to “has.”
- Informal vs. Formal: “Have got” is more commonly used in informal speech, while “have” or “has” alone is used in more formal writing.
Clothes Vocabulary:
Word | Definition | Example Sentence | Comments |
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T-shirt | A casual shirt with short sleeves. | I wear a T-shirt and jeans every weekend. | T-shirts are comfortable for everyday wear. |
Jeans | Casual trousers made of denim fabric. | She loves wearing jeans with a colorful top. | Jeans are versatile and can be dressed up or down. |
Dress | A one-piece garment worn by women or girls. | She wore a beautiful red dress to the party. | Dresses are perfect for special occasions. |
Skirt | A garment worn by women or girls covering | She prefers wearing skirts to work instead | Skirts come in various lengths and styles. |
the lower part of the body. | of trousers. | ||
Shirt | A garment for the upper body with a collar. | He always wears a crisp white shirt to work. | Shirts can be formal or casual depending on style. |
Jacket | A short coat. | She put on her jacket before heading out. | Jackets are great for chilly weather. |
Sweater | A knitted garment worn over the upper body. | He wore a cozy sweater during the hike. | Sweaters provide warmth and comfort. |
Hoodie | A sweatshirt with a hood. | She likes to wear her hoodie when it’s cold. | Hoodies are popular for a casual, sporty look. |
Blouse | A formal shirt for women. | She paired her blouse with a pencil skirt. | Blouses are suitable for office attire. |
Suit | A set of matching jacket and trousers. | He wore a black suit to the job interview. | Suits are formal attire often worn for business. |
Tie | A long piece of cloth worn around the neck. | He wore a silk tie with his suit. | Ties add a formal touch to men’s attire. |
Dress | A garment worn by women or girls. | She wore a beautiful red dress to the party. | Dresses are versatile and can be casual or formal. |
Trousers | An item of clothing worn on the lower part | She prefers wearing trousers to work instead | Trousers come in various styles and materials. |
of the body, covering both legs separately. | of skirts. | ||
Skirt | A garment worn by women or girls. | She prefers wearing skirts to work instead | Skirts can be long, short, or mid-length. |
of trousers. | |||
Hat | A covering for the head. | He wore a stylish hat to the beach. | Hats can be practical or fashionable accessories. |
Scarf | A length of fabric worn around the neck. | She wrapped a scarf around her neck for warmth. | Scarves add style and can also provide warmth. |
Gloves | Coverings for the hands. | He put on his gloves before heading outside. | Gloves keep hands warm in cold weather. |
Coat | A long outer garment worn to keep warm. | She wore a wool coat to stay cozy in the cold. | Coats come in various styles, lengths, and fabrics. |
Boots | Footwear that covers the foot and ankle. | She wore boots to hike in the mountains. | Boots are durable and suitable for outdoor activities. |
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