Drag the correct words to complete the student's frantic text message.

I have a huge problem. I 've got three tests tomorrow, and I don't have my textbook!

I have a huge problem.

With the pronoun "I", we use the base form "have". "Has" is only for he/she/it!

I 've got three tests tomorrow, and I don't have my textbook!

"I've got" is a very common and natural way to say "I have" in spoken English. To make the negative form of "have", we use "don't have" (or "haven't got").