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Ejercicios II- Verbo 'to have': 'Have/has got'

Ejercicios II- Verbo 'to have': 'Have/has got'

Escribe la forma contraída del verbo to have ('ve got, 's got, haven't got, hasn't got), según corresponda.

1 Mrs White (not)

a dog.

Mrs White hasn't got a dog.

2 Peter

two brothers.

Peter's got two brothers.

3 You

so beautiful eyes, Susan.

You've got so beautiful eyes, Susan.

4 We (not)

a big flat near Dublin.

We haven't got a big flat near Dublin.

5 There is a woman in America who

9 children.

There is a woman in America who's got 9 children.

6 We

lots of friends.

We've got lots of friends.

7 That city (not)

any library. no rivers.

That city hasn't got any library.

8 My sister (not)

short dark hair.

My sister hasn't got short dark hair.

9 My new boss (not)

any brother.

My new boss hasn't got any brother.

10 I (not)

a new iPod.

I haven't got a new iPod.

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