Possession, Ownership (Type 2)

Note: "Have got" and "Has got' are two-part helping verbs, "Have got" is used with I, We, You, They and more than one means plural subjects, and "Has got" is used with He, She, It and one means singular subjects.

Statement Sentences:

(1) I have got headache.
(2) I have got stomachache.
(3) I have got pain.
(4) We have got room.
(5) We have got red car.
(6) We have got good group.
(7) You have got useful channel.
(8) You have got nice dress.
(9) You have got classmates.
(10) They have got spades.
(11) They have got new chairs.
(12) They have got clothes.
(13) Mohammad and Ali have got friendship
(14) Sevara and Matonat have got new phones.
(15) Sevara and Sajjan have got a lot of money.
(16) She has got noisy children.
(17) She has got handsome husband.
(18) She has got washing machine.
(19) He has got pretty wife.
(20) He has got three kids.
(21) He has got a job.
(22) Mohammad has got a camera.
(23) Ali has got a handycam.
(24) Sevara has got a boyfriend.
(25) People have got a lot of food.
(26) Pupils have got grammar books.
(27) Labourer has got work.
(28) Police has got guns.
(29) Pakistan has got electricity.
(30) China has got technology.
(31) Doctors have got medicine.
(32) Driver has got oil.
(33) Sevara has got a cup of tea.