English · Level A1 · ages 7 to 12 · Free
Have Got and Has Got: Free English Worksheets for Kids
The child learns have got and has got, the negative haven't got and hasn't got, and the question Have you got …? The worksheets use pictures of pets and school things.
6 worksheets · Last update: 2026-11-06
1.Have Got and Has Got: Have Got and Has Got
A reference sheet with the rule: a table, example sentences and short notes. No answer key.
Task: Read the table.
Preview
| Subject | Positive | Negative | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| I / you / we / they | have got | haven't got | Have you got a pen? |
| he / she / it | has got | hasn't got | Has she got a cat? |
- Short answers: Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
- Short answers: Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.
- I've got = I have got. She's got = She has got.
2.Have Got or Has Got?: Have Got and Has Got
The child reads each sentence and circles the correct word or form. Some sentences have a picture.
Task: Circle the correct form.
Preview
- 1.Tom and Anna ______ a schoolbag.has gothave got
- 2.They ______ a dog.have gothas got
- 3.Anna ______ two rabbits.has gothave got
- 4.I ______ two books.have gothas got
- 5.The children ______ a watch.has gothave got
- 6.Tom ______ an umbrella.have gothas got
- 7.You ______ four fish.have gothas got
- 8.My sister ______ a parrot.has gothave got
- 9.She ______ a bird.have gothas got
- 10.My brother ______ four teddy bears.has gothave got
Show the answers
- Tom and Anna have got a schoolbag.
- They have got a dog.
- Anna has got two rabbits.
- I have got two books.
- The children have got a watch.
- Tom has got an umbrella.
- You have got four fish.
- My sister has got a parrot.
- She has got a bird.
- My brother has got four teddy bears.
3.Complete with Have Got or Has Got: Have Got and Has Got
The child reads each sentence and writes the missing word on the line. The word in brackets is the hint.
Task: Write have got or has got.
Preview
- 1.Tom ______ a pencil.(have got)
- 2.He ______ a hat.(have got)
- 3.The children ______ four dogs.(have got)
- 4.You ______ four scarves.(have got)
- 5.My mother ______ four books.(have got)
- 6.You ______ a ball.(have got)
- 7.Tom ______ three schoolbags.(have got)
- 8.You ______ a bike.(have got)
- 9.We ______ a kite.(have got)
- 10.Our dog ______ a parrot.(have got)
Show the answers
- Tom has got a pencil.
- He has got a hat.
- The children have got four dogs.
- You have got four scarves.
- My mother has got four books.
- You have got a ball.
- Tom has got three schoolbags.
- You have got a bike.
- We have got a kite.
- Our dog has got a parrot.
4.Haven't Got or Hasn't Got?: Have Got and Has Got
The child reads each sentence and circles the correct word or form. Some sentences have a picture.
Task: Circle the correct negative form.
Preview
- 1.We ______ a fish.haven't gothasn't got
- 2.Anna ______ two watches.haven't gothasn't got
- 3.Our dog ______ a rabbit.hasn't gothaven't got
- 4.My parents ______ four sandwiches.hasn't gothaven't got
- 5.My father ______ a bike.haven't gothasn't got
- 6.Tom and Anna ______ a book.haven't gothasn't got
- 7.Tom and Anna ______ two guitars.hasn't gothaven't got
- 8.Tom ______ three umbrellas.hasn't gothaven't got
- 9.We ______ a robot.hasn't gothaven't got
- 10.Our dog ______ a schoolbag.haven't gothasn't got
Show the answers
- We haven't got a fish.
- Anna hasn't got two watches.
- Our dog hasn't got a rabbit.
- My parents haven't got four sandwiches.
- My father hasn't got a bike.
- Tom and Anna haven't got a book.
- Tom and Anna haven't got two guitars.
- Tom hasn't got three umbrellas.
- We haven't got a robot.
- Our dog hasn't got a schoolbag.
5.Have or Has: Questions: Have Got and Has Got
The child reads each sentence and circles the correct word or form. Some sentences have a picture.
Task: Circle the correct word.
Preview
- 1.______ the teacher got a hat?HaveHas
- 2.______ Tom and Anna got two turtles?HaveHas
- 3.______ the children got a teddy bear?HaveHas
- 4.______ Tom and Anna got a scarf?HaveHas
- 5.______ my parents got two apples?HasHave
- 6.______ my brother got three dolls?HaveHas
- 7.______ my parents got a pencil?HasHave
- 8.______ my brother got a pen?HaveHas
- 9.______ my father got two bananas?HaveHas
- 10.______ our dog got a robot?HasHave
Show the answers
- Has the teacher got a hat?
- Have Tom and Anna got two turtles?
- Have the children got a teddy bear?
- Have Tom and Anna got a scarf?
- Have my parents got two apples?
- Has my brother got three dolls?
- Have my parents got a pencil?
- Has my brother got a pen?
- Has my father got two bananas?
- Has our dog got a robot?
6.Write Sentences with Have Got: Have Got and Has Got
The child looks at the picture and writes a full sentence. The cue shows the start of the sentence.
Task: Look at the subject and the pictures. Write a sentence with have got or has got.
Preview
- 1.We
- 2.My sister
- 3.My mother
- 4.My parents
- 5.We
- 6.The children
- 7.Our dog
- 8.He
- 9.My father
- 10.You
Show the answers
- We have got a pen.
- My sister has got three dogs.
- My mother has got a pencil.
- My parents have got an umbrella.
- We have got four balls.
- The children have got a guitar.
- Our dog has got four teddy bears.
- He has got a bike.
- My father has got a key.
- You have got three sandwiches.
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