Lesson 3: Have Got + Room Objects
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2/8/2026
WARM UP
Look around your room.
What things can you see?
Have you got a desk?
Have you got a window?
Say your answers out loud.
VOCABULARY – THINGS IN THE ROOM
bed – cama
desk – escritorio / mesa
chair – silla
lamp – lámpara
window – ventana
door – puerta
wardrobe – armario
mirror – espejo
GRAMMAR – HAVE GOT
We use have got to talk about possession.
Affirmative
I have got a desk.
You have got a lamp.
He has got a mirror.
She has got a wardrobe.
Negative
I haven’t got a chair.
He hasn’t got a lamp.
Questions
Have you got a bed?
Has she got a mirror?
Short Answers
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
Yes, he has. / No, he hasn’t.
DIALOGUE – TALKING ABOUT A BEDROOM
Two friends talking about their rooms.
A: Have you got a desk in your room?
B: Yes, I have. I’ve got a big desk near the window.
A: Have you got a lamp?
B: Yes, I have. I’ve got a lamp on my desk.
A: Have you got a wardrobe?
B: No, I haven’t. I’ve got a small mirror on the door.
(Read once for meaning. Read again and notice “have got”.)
SHORT ARTICLE
My bedroom is simple.
I have got a bed and a desk.
I have got a chair next to the desk.
I have got a small lamp on the desk.
I have got a window near the bed and a door next to the wardrobe.
I have got a big wardrobe and a mirror on the wall.
LANGUAGE SUPPORT
Affirmative
I have got a …
She has got a …
Negative
I haven’t got a …
He hasn’t got a …
Questions
Have you got a … ?
Has he/she got a … ?
PERSONAL QUESTIONS
Answer in full sentences.
Have you got a bed in your room?
Have you got a desk?
Have you got a lamp?
Have you got a wardrobe?
Have you got a mirror?
Have you got a chair?
Have you got a window?
Have you got a door in your room?
HOMEWORK (WRITE & RECORD)
Writing
Write 6 sentences:
3 affirmative with have got
2 negative
1 question
Use at least 4 different vocabulary words.
Recording
Read your sentences aloud.
Focus on “have got” and “has got”.