Have got.

2. Have got

a.       Have got is to say that you own something.

I have got a new jacket.

He has got a computer game

We have got bicycles.

b.      Have got is also to describe people, animals and things.

I have got blue eyes.

She has got a nice smile.

We have got short hair.

 

Positive	Short form	Negative	Question
I have got	I´ve got	I haven´t got	Have I got…?
You have got	You´ve got	You haven´t got	Have you got…?
She  has got	She´s  got	She  hasn´t got	Has she got…?
He has got	He´s got	He hasn´t got	Has he got…?
It has got	It´s got	It hasn´t got	Has it got…?
We have got	We´ve got	We haven´t got	Have we got…?
You have got	You´ve got	You haven´t got	Have you got…?
They have got	They´ve got	They haven´t got	Have they got…?

Ex.  

I have got a cat    Yo tengo un gato

She has got a pencil   Ella tiene un lápiz

Have they got blue eyes?   ¿Tienen ellos los ojos azules? / No, they haven´t  or Yes they have

We have got a ball	Nosotros tenemos una pelota
Have you got any brother?	¿Tienes hermanos?
My sister has got blue eyes	Mi hermana tiene los ojos azules
We have got some books	Nosotros tenemos algunos libros
Her father has got a new car	Mi padre tiene un coche nuevo
My cat hasn´t got a red eye	Mi gato no tiene un ojo rojo
Has she got a pen?	¿Tiene ella un bolígrafo?