Have v Have got

When do we use 'have got'?
1. In British English, informally, especially when we speak.
2. In British English, formally, especially when we write.
3. In American English, informally, especially when we speak.
4. In American English, formally, especially when we write.
When do we use 'do' in questions, negatives and shorts answers relating to the present simple?
1. When we use 'have'.
2. When we use 'have got'.
3. When we use 'has got'.
4. Never.
What's the 3rd person singular present simple form of 'have got'?
1. has got
2. had got
3. has
4. got
What's the 3rd person singular present simple form of 'have'?
1. has
2. have
3. had
4. haves
When do we use 'have'?
1. We can use 'have' in all tenses, eg present simple, present continuous, present perfect, past perfect, etc.
2. We can use 'have' in the present simple only.
3. We can use 'have' in the present simple and the past simple only.
4. We can use 'have' in the past simple only.
When do we use 'have got'?
1. We can use 'have got' in all tenses, eg present simple, present continuous, present perfect, past perfect, etc.
2. We can use 'have got' in the present simple only.
3. We can use 'have got' in the present simple and the past simple only.
4. We can use 'have got' in the past simple only.
What's the correct question for the following answer? -- 'She's got two dogs.'
1. How many dogs does your sister have?
2. How many dogs has your sister got?
3. How many dogs do your sister have?
4. How many dogs have your sister got?
What's the correct question for the following answer? -- 'David and Liz have two daughters.'
1. How many daughters do they have?
2. How many daughters does they have?
3. How many daughters have they got?
4. How many daughters has they got?
What's the correct negative for the following positive sentence? -- 'I've got two little sisters.'
1. I haven't got two little sisters.
2. I don't have two little sisters.
3. I hasn't got two little sisters.
4. I doesn't have two little sisters.
What's the correct negative for the following sentence? -- 'Andrew has a lovely kitten.'
1. Andrew hasn't a lovely kitten.
2. Andrew doesn't have a lovely kitten.
3. Andrew hasn't got a lovely kitten.
4. Andrew don't have a lovely kitten.
What's the correct short answer for the following question?
A: 'Has your brother got a well-paid job?'
B: Yes, ...... .
1. he does
2. he has
3. he do
4. he have
What's the correct short answer for the following question?
A: 'Do you have a lot of work tomorrow?'
B: Yes, ...... .
1. we do
2. we does
3. we have
4. we has
What's the correct short answer for the following question?
A: 'Have your neighbours got a new dog?'
B: No, ...... .
1. they haven't
2. they don't
3. they hasn't
4. they doesn't
What's the correct short answer for the following question?
A: 'Does your father drink a lot of Coke?'
B: No, ...... .
1. he doesn't
2. he don't
3. he hasn't
4. he haven't

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