English Grammar Exercises: Have and have got

Exercise 1 

Write negative sentences with have. Some are present and some are past.

1) I can't get into the house. (a key) ________

2) I couldn't read the letter. ( glasses) ________

3) I can't get onto the roof. (a ladder) I ________

4) We couldn't visit the museum. (enough time) We ________

5) He couldn't find his way to our house. (a map) ________

6) She can't pay her bills. (any money) ________

7) I can't go swimming today. (enough energy) ________

8) They couldn't take any pictures. (a camera) ________

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1)

1   I haven’t got a key.

2   I didn’t have glasses.

3   I don't have a ladder. / I haven't got a ladder.

4   We didn't have enough time.

5   He didn't have a map.

6   She doesn't have any money. / She hasn't got any money.

7   I don't have enough energy. / I haven't got enough energy.

8   They didn't have a camera.

Exercise 2 

Which alternatives are correct? Sometimes two alternatives are possible, sometimes only one.

1) Excuse me, ________ a pen I could borrow?


a have you got

b are you having

c do you have

2) _____ time to go to the bank yesterday?


a Had you got

b Did you have

c Had you

3) I need a stamp for this letter. ________ one?


a Do you have

b Are you having

c Have you got

4) What does jack do? ________ a job?


a Does he have

b Is he having

c Has he got

5) _____ a lot of friends when you were a child?


a Did you have

b Were you having

c Had you

6) When you worked in your last job, ________ your own office?


a had you

b have you got

c did you have

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2)

1   A or C

2   B

3   A or C

4   A or C

5   A

6   C

Exercise 3 

Are the underlined verbs OK? Change them where necessary.

1) Is there anything you want to ask? Do you have any questions? ________

2) Lisa had got long hair when she was a child. ________

3) Tom couldn't contact us because he hadn't our number. ________

4) 'Are you feeling OK?' 'No, I'm having a toothache.' ________

5) Are you enjoying yourself? Are you having a good time? ________

6) It started to rain. I got wet because I hadn't an umbrella. ________

7) Will can't drive. He doesn't have a driving licence. ________

8) Did your trip go OK? Had you any problems? ________

9) friend called me when I was having breakfast. ________

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3)

1   OK

2   Lisa had long hair.

3   he didn't have

4   I have or I've got

5   OK

6   I didn't have

7   OK (or He hasn't got)

8   Did you have

9   OK

Exercise 4 

Complete the sentences. Use an expression from the list with have in the correct form.

have a baby

have a look

have a break

have lunch

have a chat

have a party

have trouble

have a shower

have a good flight

have a nice time


1) I don't eat much during the day. I never ________

2) David starts work at 8 o'clock and ________ at 10.30.

3) We ________ last week. It was great – we invited lots of people.

4) Excuse me, can I ________ at your newspaper, please?

5) Jim is away on holiday at the moment. I hope he ________

6) I met Ann in the supermarket yesterday. We stopped and ________

7) A: ________ finding the book you wanted?

     B: No, I found it OK.

8) Suzanne ________ a few weeks ago. it's her second child.

9) A: Why didn't you answer the phone?

     B: I ________

10) You meet your friend Sally at the airport. She has just arrived. You say:

        Hi, Sally. How are you? ________ ?

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4)

1   have lunch

2   has a break

3   had a party

4   have a look

5   'shaving / is having a nice time

6   had a chat

7   Did you have trouble

8   had a baby

9   was having a shower

10   Did you have a good flight?

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