Have got: Form — Exercise 2
Change these sentences to use the verb "have got," like in the example below. When you can, use short forms like "haven't got," "ve got," "hasn't got," and "s got."
1I have a new phone. ⇒ I a new phone.
2She has a red car. ⇒ She a red car.
3They don’t have any pets. ⇒ They any pets.
4He doesn’t have a watch. ⇒ He a watch.
5We have a big house. ⇒ We a big house.
6She has long hair. ⇒ She long hair.
7I don’t have a ticket. ⇒ I a ticket.
8He has a new job. ⇒ He a new job.
9We don’t have any money. ⇒ We any money.
10She doesn’t have a brother. ⇒ She a brother.