Question

My dad haven't/hasn't got an MP3 player

Answer 1

hasn't

У Вас единственное число (my dad). Haven't – если б было множественное.

Answer 2

Both "haven't" and "hasn't" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. The choice between them depends on the tense you want to convey.

1. Present Perfect:

   • "My dad hasn't got an MP3 player."

   This implies that your dad does not currently have an MP3 player, and it leaves open the possibility that he might get one in the future.

2. Simple Past:

   • "My dad didn't get an MP3 player."

   This suggests that at some specific point in the past, your dad did not get an MP3 player. It doesn't provide information about the current state.

If you're talking about the current state or lack of an MP3 player, "hasn't" (present perfect) is likely more appropriate.