Have or Have Got | Worksheet

In most cases, you can use have or have got. There is no difference of meaning. However, in some cases have got is not possible. Fill in the blanks using have or have got.

1. She ………………………………. a nice apartment in the city. (has / has got)

2. I ………………………. a toothache. (have / have got)

3. She ……………………….. a nice job. (has / has got)

4. …………………………… any questions? (Do you have /Have you got)

5. She ……………………… any free time. (hasn’t got / doesn’t have / hasn’t)

6. We ………………………… a problem. (have / have got)

7. She ……………………….. a lot of friends. (had / had got)

8. …………………………. any problems while you were in Australia? (Did you have / Had you got)

9. I ……………………………. his number, so I couldn’t call him. (didn’t have / hadn’t got)

10. She ………………………….. long hair when she was young. (had / had got)

11. I …………………………. breakfast at 8.30. (have / have got)

12. ………………………….. a look at this report? (Did you have / Had you got)

13. I ……………………….. a word with my boss. (had / had got)

14. Sometimes I ………………………….. bread and eggs for dinner. (have / have got)

15. ………………………… any trouble finding his house? (Did you have / Had you / Had you got)

Answers

1. has / has got

2. have / have got

3. has / has got

4. Do you have / Have you got

5. hasn’t got / doesn’t have

6. have / have got

7. had (Got is not used with had.)

8. Did you have

9. didn’t have

10. had

11. have

12. Did you have

13. had

14. have .

15. Did you have