Question

HAVE GOT или HAS GOT? 1.My family is large.I ... a father, a mother and a grandmother. 2.I ... a brother. 3.My parents ... a cat. 4.My brother ... a computer. 5.Our family ... a cat and a dog. 6.We ... many books at home.

Answer 1

Has got когда I и множественное число,а have got когда he she it он она оно 1.has got 2.has got 3.has got 4.have got 5.has got 6.has got

Answer 2

Use of "Have Got" or "Has Got"

In English, "have got" and "has got" are used to indicate possession or ownership. Here's how they are used in the given sentences:

1. My family is large. I have a father, a mother, and a grandmother. - The correct usage here is "have" as it refers to the first person singular, and "have got" is often used in British English to mean the same as "have" in American English [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf).

2. I have a brother. - Again, the correct usage here is "have" for the first person singular.

3. My parents have a cat. - "Have" is used here for the third person plural, indicating possession.

4. My brother has a computer. - In this case, "has" is used for the third person singular, indicating possession.

5. Our family has a cat and a dog. - "Has" is used here for the third person singular, indicating possession.

6. We have many books at home. - "Have" is used here for the first person plural, indicating possession.

In summary, "have" is used for the first person singular and plural, as well as the second person singular and plural. "Has" is used for the third person singular. Both "have" and "has" can be followed by "got" to indicate possession, but "got" is often omitted in American English.