have got / has got – entraînement pour les classes 4 à 7

Exercices d’exemple sur « have got / has got » avec la bonne réponse et la solution expliquée, du plus facile au plus difficile. Dans l’application Pickles Academy, de nouveaux exercices du même type arrivent à chaque fois, impossible donc de retenir les réponses par cœur.

Matière

Anglais

Classe

classes 4 à 7

Domaine du programme

Grammaire

Types d’exercices: have got, has got

Exercices d’exemple

1. Exercice 1 Facile

   Complète avec have ou has.

   1. Tom … got long hair. (have / has)
   2. The children … got a cat. (have / has)
   3. He … got a red ball. (have / has)
   Voir la solution

   Bonne réponse:

   1. Tom has got long hair.
   2. The children have got a cat.
   3. He has got a red ball.

   Méthode: I / you / we / they have got, he / she / it has got. Tom has got long hair. The children have got a cat. He has got a red ball.

2. Exercice 2 Normal

   Complète avec have ou has.

   1. … he got long hair? (Have / Has)
   2. They … got a bike. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   3. I … got a red ball. (have / has)
   4. You … got a bike. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   Voir la solution

   Bonne réponse:

   1. Has he got long hair?
   2. They haven’t got a bike.
   3. I have got a red ball.
   4. You haven’t got a bike.

   Méthode: I / you / we / they have got, he / she / it has got. Has he got long hair? They haven’t got a bike. I have got a red ball. You haven’t got a bike.

3. Exercice 3 Difficile

   Complète avec have ou has.

   1. Anna … got two cousins. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   2. Have they got a lot of books? – Yes, they …. (have / has / is)
   3. He … got two cousins. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   4. My dog … got two cousins. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   5. She … got a big garden. (haven’t / hasn’t)
   Voir la solution

   Bonne réponse:

   1. Anna hasn’t got two cousins.
   2. Have they got a lot of books? – Yes, they have.
   3. He hasn’t got two cousins.
   4. My dog hasn’t got two cousins.
   5. She hasn’t got a big garden.

   Méthode: I / you / we / they have got, he / she / it has got. Anna hasn’t got two cousins. Have they got a lot of books? – Yes, they have. He hasn’t got two cousins. My dog hasn’t got two cousins. She hasn’t got a big garden.

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