Teacher’s Overview
Have Got / Has Got (A1–A2)
Have got and has got are essential grammar structures that beginners use to talk about possessions, family, pets, appearance, and everyday life. This engaging lesson helps students practise the language naturally through personalised speaking tasks and practical classroom activities.
PDF 1 provides teacher notes, lesson objectives, warm-up ideas, common learner mistakes, and teaching tips to help you present the language with confidence.
PDF 2 introduces the target language through a colourful visual, vocabulary activities, pronunciation practice, picture discussion, and personalised exercises.
PDF 3 explains the grammar in context with clear examples, affirmative, negative and question forms, guided practice, and writing activities.
PDF 4 focuses on communication through interviews, classroom surveys, guessing games, pair work, and speaking challenges that encourage students to use the language in meaningful conversations.
PDF 5 reinforces learning with a classroom treasure hunt, speaking games, group challenges, and a reflective exit ticket—all designed with minimal teacher preparation and maximum student participation.
Suitable for teenagers, adults, and beginner ESL learners, this ready-to-use lesson provides approximately 45–60 minutes of engaging classroom practice.
