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English Grammar: Using Have and Has

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Based on the characteristics described, which statement about Emma is accurate?

Emma has got short hair and blue eyes.

Emma hasn't got short hair but has got long hair.

Emma has got long hair and brown eyes.

Emma has got short hair and hasn't got blue eyes. (correct)

Which of the following options correctly describes Talgat's eye color?

Talgat has got hazel eyes.

Talgat has got green eyes.

Talgat has got brown eyes. (correct)

Talgat has got blue eyes.

What grammatical structure is used in the sentence 'He hasn't got small eyes'?

Present simple negative.

Present perfect positive.

Present perfect negative. (correct)

Past simple affirmative.

What is the correct transformation of the statement 'Jim got blue eyes' to use 'have' appropriately?

<p>Jim has got blue eyes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following sentences represents a incorrect use of the verb 'have' in a negative form?

<p>He have not long hair.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Identifying Features

Emma: Has short hair.
Henry: Has green eyes.
Cat: Has brown eyes.
Jim: Has blue eyes.
Kate: Has long hair.
Talgat: Has brown eyes, short hair.

Using "Have" or "Has"

Use "have" with "I" and "you".
Use "has" with he, she, and it.

Using "Got"

"Got" is used to describe possessions.
Example: I have got short hair.
You have got big eyes.
He/She/It has got long hair.

Negative Forms

Use "haven't" or "hasn't" to express negation.
Example: I haven't got blue eyes.
Example: Ayana hasn't got short hair.

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This quiz focuses on the use of 'have', 'has', and 'got' in English grammar. Test your knowledge on identifying features and forming negative sentences using these verbs. Perfect for students looking to master basic possession expressions.