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Has Got & Have Got - Second Grade

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Has got / Have got: quick practice

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Has got / Have got: quick practice

by mostafa sahory
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Slide 1: Welcome

Welcome! In this lesson we learn how to use has got and have got for talking about possessions. Ready to practice with fun questions?

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Slide 2: When to use has got

Use has got with he, she, and it (singular). Example: She has got a cat.

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Slide 3: When to use have got

Use have got with I, you, we, and they (plural). Example: They have got three apples.

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Slide 4: Positive form

Affirmative: I have got a bike. He has got a new backpack. We have got two dogs.

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Slide 5: Forming questions

Question: Has + subject + got? Has he got a hat? Have you got a pencil?

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Slide 6: Short answers

Short answers: Yes, she has. No, he hasn’t. Yes, they have. No, we haven’t.

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Slide 7: Negative form

Negative: has not = hasn’t, have not = haven’t. Examples: She hasn’t got a bicycle. We haven’t got a book.

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Slide 8: Practice 1

Question practice: Has he got a ball? Yes, he has. Has she got a doll? No, she hasn’t.

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Slide 9: Practice 2

Fill with has got / have got: They ______ a big house. She ______ two sisters. We ______ three robots.

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Slide 10: Quick recap

Has got for he/she/it; have got for I/you/we/they. Remember the question form and short answers. Great job!

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