Rodriguo

8 mayo 2019

Formula preguntas y respuestas cortas utilizando have got incluyendo las palabras entre paréntesis de las siguientes oraciones.

Ejemplo:

____ (Susan) any newspaper?

Has Susan got any newspaper? Yes, she has.

1 (Mike) a bike?
Yes, .

Has Mike got a bike? Yes, he has.

2 (you) a pen?
No, I .

Have you got a pen? No, I haven't (have not).

3 (Emma) a mobile phone?
Yes, .

Has Emma got a mobile phone? Yes, she has.

4 (they) a big car?
Yes, .

Have they got a a big car? Yes, they have.

5 (your mother) any pets?
No, .

Has your mother got any pets? No, she hasn't (she has not).

6 (you) any money?
No, I .

Have you got any money? No, I haven't (have not).

7 (the table) four legs?
Yes, .

Has the table got four legs? Yes, it has.

8 (your brother) a laptop?
Yes, .

Has your brother got a laptop? Yes, he has.

9 (not we) an appointment today?
Yes, .

Haven't we got an appointment today? Yes, we have.

10 (you) the tickets?
No, we .

Have you got the tickets? No, we haven't (have not).

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