Have got Negative

The present simple tense of to have got, in the negative form, has this structure:
Subject + [have/has + not] got + object + …

• Have/has: in the negative form, the third person singular changes from have to has:

Subject	have not got
I	have not got
You	have not got
He	has not got
She	has not got
It	has not got
We	have not got
You	have not got
They	have not got

Short form

To have got	Short form
I have not got	I haven’t got
You have not got	You haven’t got
He has not got	He hasn’t got
She has not got	She hasn’t got
It has not got	It hasn’t got
We have not got	We haven’t got
You have not got	You haven’t got
They have not got	They haven’t got