HAVE GOT

I have got = I’ve got

You have got = You’ve got

He has got = He’s got

She has got = She’s got

It has got = It’s got

We have got = We’ve got

You have got = You’ve got

They have got = The’ve got

Have got

Have got

I have not got = I haven’t got

You have not got = You haven’t got

He has not got = He hasn’t got

She has not got = She hasn’t got

It has not got = It hasn’t got

We have not got = We haven’t got

You have not got = You haven’t got

They have not got = They haven’t got

Have got Have I got…? = Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.

Have you got…? = Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.

Has he got…? = Yes, he has. / No, he hasn’t.

Has she got…? = Yes, she has. / No, she hasn’t.

Has it got…? = Yes, it has. / No, it hasn’t.

Have we got…? = Yes, we have. / No, we haven’t.

Have you got…? = Yes, we have. / No, we haven’t.

Have they got…? = Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t.

The science of DNA

Imagine:We’re at the scene of a crime. The police haven’t got a lot of

evidence. They’ve got one small hair from the criminal’s

head. But with that hair, they’ve got a lot of information about the criminal – thanks to

the science of DNA.

Every person on this planet has got DNA in their body. And every

person’s DNA is different. Scientists can look at one hair

from a person’s head and say, for example:

•The person is a man.•He hasn’t got brown eyes.•He hasn’t got black hair.

Thanks to the scientists, we’ve got a picture of the criminal!

The police haven’t got a lot of evidence.

They’ve got a hair from the criminal’s head.

The criminal isn’t a woman.

The criminal hasn’t got green eyes.

The criminal hasn’t got brown hair.

We haven’t got a picture of the scientists.

Have you got green eyes?Yes, I’ve got green eyes.

She has got long hair.We’ve got short hair.

My dog’s got big ears.They have got black hair.

I haven’t got big eyes.Has he got blue eyes?

No,he hasn’t got blue eyes.You’ve got blond hair.

Marga Renedo Gómez