®Grammar

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You have got (‘ve got) have not got

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They a book

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He has got (‘s got) has not got

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they a book?

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Has he got

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▲1.Fill in the blanks with “have got” or “has got”.

1. Alice ….. a nice umbrella.

2. Tigers …… sharp teeth.

3. Grandfather …….. a new magazine.

4. I ……. a birthday cake.

5. We …. a good fridge.

6. The pupils…… twelve desks in the classroom.

7. Julia …… two sandwiches.

8. Foxes ….. long beautiful tails.

9. Paul ……. an ice-cream.

10. Henry ……. two windows in his room.

11. Rats …… short sharp teeth.

12. Liz ……. a short red skirt.

▲2.Write the sentences in the negative.

1. Garol has got three pears.

2. We have got four big yellow melons.

3. Eliza and Kate have got bananas.

4. You have got ten cucumbers.

5. Diana has got a cup of tea.

6. The children have got nine sweets.

7. She has got seven apples.

8. Jill has got a glass of juice.

9. The cat has got a little fish.

▲3.Write the sentences as in the example.

Example: Kate has got two pencils. (a pen). Kate hasn’t got a pen.

1 Tib has got two white kittens. (a dog).

2. My sister has got a red ball. (a kitten)

3. They have got three sons. (a daughter)

4. We have got two arm-chairs in the room. (a chair)

5. Nan has got five English books.(Ukrainian books)

6. Charles and Billy have got copybooks. (a textbooks)

7. I have got a funny monkey. (a nice cat)

8. My mother has got a beautiful dress. (a new skirt)

9. Our grandmother has got four grandsons. ( a granddaughter)

▲4. Fill in “have” or “has”.

1. …… you got a pet?

2. …… she got red skirt?

3. …… their uncle got a daughter?

4. What ….. Sue got?

5. What TV set …… your family got?

6. ……. we got a picture?

7. ……. his son got many toys?

8. How many toys ….you got?

9. …….Christina got a brother?

10. What book …Mary got?

11. ……Den and Tim got English books?

▲5.Form questions from the words.

1. Nina, a TV set, hasn’t got?

2. parrots, Tina, has got, how many?

3. ok, have got, records, your parents?

4. children, have got, how many, they?

5. Jim, Simon, and, a ball, have got?

6. apples, these girls, how many, have got?

7. his cousin, have got, a computer?

8. the children, balloons, yellow, have got?

9. has got, a car, John?

10. guitars, Simon, has got?

11. have got, a cousin, you?

▲6.Form the sentences from the words.

1. has got, new, Mario, a bicycle.

2. have got, four, they, buses.

3. have got, I, and, an apple, a lemon.

4. grey, red, and, John, a ball, has got.

5. three, Tina, pencils, has got, blue.

6. have got, a radio, you.

7. rules, have got, the pupils, nice.

8. little, tables, have got, we, three.

9. in the garden, my mother, apple-trees, ten, has got.

10. big, Simon, a pencil-box, has got.

11. ten, they, English, have got, textbooks.

▲7.Make the questions from the sentences.

1. She has got a pink rose.

2. He has got five blue pencils.

3. This girl has got yellow sun-umbrellas.

4. That boy has got four toys squirrels.

5. I have got new arm-chairs.

6. My elder sister has got a gold ring.

7. Mary has got a very old toy.

8. Jane has got thirteen bells.

9. I have got a brown camel.

10. The doll has got long white hair.

UNIT 6

Read these poems.