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Mary Hasn't Got Two Dogs

The document is an English exercise booklet from IES Libertas school in Torrevieja, Spain. It contains exercises practicing the use of to be and to have got in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. The exercises include writing out sentences using these forms, rewriting sentences without errors, ordering words to form sentences, translating Spanish sentences to English, and filling in blanks with the correct forms of to be and to have got.

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Mary Hasn't Got Two Dogs

The document is an English exercise booklet from IES Libertas school in Torrevieja, Spain. It contains exercises practicing the use of to be and to have got in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. The exercises include writing out sentences using these forms, rewriting sentences without errors, ordering words to form sentences, translating Spanish sentences to English, and filling in blanks with the correct forms of to be and to have got.

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IES Libertas. Torrevieja.

Departamento de Inglés

to be and to have got

1. Write the negative and the interrogative:

Ex: My sister has got a problem.

Negative: My sister hasn’t got a problem.

Interrogative: Has my sister got a problem?

a. Mary has got two dogs.

Negative: Mary hasn't got two dogs.

Interrogative: Has Mary got two dogs?

b. The bus has got one door.

Negative: The bus hasn't got one door.

Interrogative: Has the bus got one door?

c. My parents have got a car.

Negative: My parents haven't got a car.

Interrogative: Have my parents got a car?

d. The students have got books.

Negative: The students haven't got books.

Interrogative: Have the students got books?

e. They have got friends.

Negative: They haven't got friends.


Interrogative: Have they got friends?

2. Rewrite these sentences without any mistakes:

Ex: I isn’t stupid............... I’m not stupid.

a. I have got 15 years old. I'm 15 years old.

b. She have got a big house. She has got a big house.

c. We isn’t happy. We aren't happy.

d. My father aren’t rich. My father isn't rich.

e. Have your mother got a job? Has your mother got a job?

3. Write the words in the correct order:

Ex: My she got key has.......... She has got my key.

a. house the got windows five has. The house has got five windows.

b. are they street the in. They are in the street.

c. am doctor I not a. I'm not a doctor.

d. is my where chair? Where is my chair.

e. got you have money any? Have you got any money?

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4. Translate these sentences into English:

Ex: Somos estudiantes


We are students.

a. No soy profesor.

I'm not a teacher.

b. Tengo 14 años.

I'm fourteen years old.

c. No tenemos examen.

We haven't got an exam.

d. ¿Estás en tu casa?

Are you in your house.

e. ¿Tienes dinero?

Have you got any money?

f. No tengo calor.

I'm not hot.

g. Somos españoles.

We are Spanish.

h. La casa está sucia.

The house is dirty.

i. El perro tiene tu pelota.

The dog has got your ball.

j. El vestido no es barato.
The dress is not cheap.

5. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of to be or to have got:

Ex: The baby small. The baby is small.

a. The driver is my friend.

b. The school isn't an office.

c. Four men are in the street.

d. Have you got a pen?

e. Is the child in the car?

f. Has she got a car?

g. My jeans are blue.

h. Their parents have got a restaurant.

i. We are American.

j. They have got a shop in Torrevieja.

6. Write questions for the following answers:

Ex: Have you got my book? No, I haven’t.

a. Are you sixteen years old? Yes, I am.

b. Have your friends got a house in London? No, they haven’t.


c. Have your parents got money? Yes, they have.

d.Is she straight ? No, she isn’t.

e. Have you got a pencil? Yes, I have.

f.Where is she ? She is in the bank.

g. How old are you? We are 16.

h.Are you friends? ? Yes, we are.

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i. Are you young? No, I’m not.

j. How many brothers have they got? They have got two brothers.

7. Finish these sentences:

Ex: My brother (have got)...............................

My brother has got an English friend.

a. The cat (be) The cat is black.

b. My bedroom (not be) My bedroom isn't pink.

c. The shop (not have got) The shop haven't got dogs.

d. The policeman (have got) The policeman have got a hat.

e. The woman (be) The woman is so pretty.

f. The teacher (have got) The teacher have got a pen.

g. His book (be) His book is amazing.

h. Your exam (be) Your exam is easy.

i. The baby (have got) The baby have got one toy.

j. My computer (be) My computer is old.

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