Question 1
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, I have two cousins.
Arrange the tiles to build each sentence or question. Leave out the extra word.
Question 1
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, I have two cousins.
Question 2
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: Oscar has a skateboard., have
Question 3
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: having, They have got a camera.
Question 4
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: It's got small ears., have
Question 5
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, We don't have a garden.
Question 6
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: He doesn't have a passport., having
Question 7
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, You haven't got a watch.
Question 8
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: It hasn't got a handle., having
Question 9
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, Do they have a garage?
Question 10
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: Does he have a laptop?, having
Question 11
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: has, Have we got any cheese?
Question 12
Build the sentence or question: _____
Options: Has she got brown hair?, having
Practice Have and Have Got for Possession — Build the Sentences with this interactive sentence-building exercise of 12 questions. Tap the words into the correct order to build each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every sentence.
Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Have and Have Got for Possession — Build the Sentences in everyday English.
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