Download this free A1–A2 grammar worksheet PDF for English learners and teachers. This lesson helps students practise have got and have for possession, family relationships and physical features.
Students learn that have got and have usually have the same meaning in the present when we talk about things we own, family relationships and physical features. The worksheet explains that both forms are natural in British English, and that have got is especially common in informal British English.
The worksheet teaches the have got system with positive sentences, negatives and questions. Students practise forms such as I have got a bike, Mia has got two brothers, We haven’t got a car, Leo hasn’t got a ticket, Have you got a passport? and Has she got a key?
Students also practise the have system with do / does in negatives and questions. The worksheet gives clear examples such as I have a bike, Mia has two brothers, We don’t have a car, Leo doesn’t have a ticket, Do you have a passport? and Does she have a key?
The worksheet also teaches students not to mix the two systems. Students learn to say We haven’t got a car or We don’t have a car, not We don’t have got a car. They also practise short answers such as Yes, I have, No, she hasn’t, Yes, I do and No, she doesn’t.
The PDF includes a grammar focus section, have got vs have exercises, choose-the-correct-form practice, sentence matching, mistake correction, mini-dialogues, sentence rewriting, meaning-and-use practice, speaking practice, writing practice, vocabulary and grammar sentence practice, an error-checking challenge, useful reminders and a full answer key.
This worksheet can be used in one-to-one lessons, group classes, online English lessons, adult ESL lessons, EFL classes, homework or independent grammar practice.
Level: A1–A2
Grammar point: Have got vs have
Focus: grammar accuracy, possession, family relationships, have got, have, do/does questions, short answers, speaking and writing
Format: Free grammar worksheet PDF with answer key
This free worksheet includes:
- a clear explanation of have got and have
- practice with I / you / we / they have got
- practice with he / she / it has got
- practice with I / you / we / they have
- practice with he / she / it has
- practice with haven’t got and hasn’t got
- practice with don’t have and doesn’t have
- practice with Have / Has + subject + got…?
- practice with Do / Does + subject + have…?
- practice with short answers
- practice rewriting between the two systems
- practice using have for routines such as have breakfast
- practice using had for past possession
- practice avoiding mixed-system mistakes
- choose-the-correct-form practice
- sentence-to-reason matching
- mistake correction
- mini-dialogues
- sentence rewriting
- meaning-and-use practice
- speaking practice
- writing practice
- vocabulary and grammar sentence practice
- an error-checking challenge
- useful reminder table
- full answer key for teachers and students
The worksheet focuses especially on common A1–A2 mistakes such as I has got, She have, We don’t have got, Has you got?, Does Mia has?, He don’t have, Yes, he does after Has Leo got…?, and have got breakfast for a routine. The main classroom point is simple: keep the have got system and the have system separate, use have for routines, and answer short questions with the same auxiliary system used in the question.
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