I ... a new smartphone.
I have got a new smartphone.
You ... your birthday in January.
You have got your birthday in January.
We ... a big fridge.
We have got a big fridge.
They ... five shelves.
They have got five shelves.
It ... a tail.
It has got a tail.
He ... white trainers.
He has got white trainers.
She ... a new dress.
She has got a new dress.
I ... (not) a pink coat.
I haven't got a pink coat.
You ... (not) a laptop.
You haven't got a laptop.
We ... (not) our paints with us today.
We haven't got Science on Monday.
They ... (not) scissors.
They haven't got scissors.
It ... (not) a jacket.
It hasn't got a jacket.
He ... (not) a laptop.
He hasn't got a laptop.
She ... (not) a dictionary.
She hasn't got a dictionary.
I ... a ruler.
I have got a ruler.
You ... a rubber.
You have got a rubber.
