Unit 9 |I have ... I've got
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Unit 9 |I don't ... (Present Simple Negative
Use the Correct form of the Verb
Instructions: Complete each sentencse with have/has got and haven't or hasn't got.
- I have blue eyes.(get/got)
- Tom has two sisters. (get/got)
- Our car got four doors. (has/have got)
- Diana is not feeling well. She a headche. (has/have got)
- They like animals. they have a horse, They got a horse, three dogs and six cats. (get/got)
- I have a motor-bike but I have not got a car. (has/have)
- Mr and Mrs Harris haven't any children. (get/got)
- It's a nice house but it hasn't got garden. (any/an)
- Have you got a camera? No, I got any (have/has not)
- What have you got in your bag? Nothing. It's .(empty/full)
- Has John a car? Yes, he has. What kind of car he got? (has/have)
- They don't any children. They are very worried. (get/got)
- They have a very nice house but it doesn't any garden. What kind of car he has got? (have/has got)
- Does Anne a car. Yes, she has a car. (have/has got)
- How much money do you have? I don't have money. (much/many )
- Have you an umberalla? (get/got)
- Have you a passport? Yes, I have. (get/got)
- Does your father a car? (have/has got)
- Does Carol many friends? She is very happy with them. (have/has got)
- How many brothers and sisters you got? (have/has)
- What kind of car Julia has? I don't the maker. (know/knew/known)
- Tuna has got a camera and I have a motor-bike. (get/ got)
- Tuna has not got a motor-bike and I have not a camera. (get/got)
- Sara has not got a car. She everywhere by bicycle. (go/goes)
- They like animals and they have three dogs and two cats. (get/got)
- Charles isn't happy. He a problem. (have/has got)
- They don't read much. They got many books.(have/has)
- 'What's wrong?" "I got something in my eyes. (have/has)
- 'Where's my pen?' 'I don't . I have not got it. (know/knew)
- Julia wants to go to the concert but she hasn't a ticket. (get/got)
- I am not very well. I have got a headache. (feel/feeling)
- It's a nice house but it hasn't a garge. (have/has got)
- Most cares not got two doors. They have are in useful for a small family. (have/has)
- Everybody Tom.(like/likes) He very good habits. (have/has got)
- I'm going to the dentists this morning. I have a toothach. (get/got)
- He can't the door. He the key. (open-haven't/hasn't got)
- An insect got many legs but most of the animals have four legs. (get/got)
- We must hurry. We haven't got time to reach the station. (much/many)
- What is do now? Have you any new idea? (get/got)
- Tom I got no message for you. (haven't/hasn't)
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