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HAVE GOT / HAS GOT 7.2. Exercises with "has/have got" 7.3. Possessives 7.4. Exercises with “possessives” 7.5. Whose … ? 7.6. Daily Life English 7. HAVE GOT / HAS GOT – POSSESSIVES - WHOSE

2 These are Sam and his girlfriend Susan. They are in love! Sam is a student at university and Susan is a secretary. She has got brown hair and brown eyes. Sam has got brown hair and brown eyes, too. Susan is tall and she has got big hands and big feet. Sam is not very tall but he has got big hands and big feet, too. Sam is not very rich. He hasn't got a car or money, but it's OK. He has got Susan! 7.1. HAVE GOT / HAS GOT

3 Sam has got a crowded family: a grandmother, mother, father, two sisters and a brother. He has also got a cat. His sisters' names are Jill and Jane. His brother's name is Steve. Oh, Polka is the name of his cat HAVE GOT / HAS GOT

4 Have you got brothers and sisters? Yes, I have. I have got one brother and one sister. What are their names? My brother's name is Ozan and my sister's name is Ezgi HAVE GOT / HAS GOT Have you got brothers and sisters? Have you got pets at home? Yes, I have. I've got a dog and a bird. What are their names? The dog's name is Zeus and the bird's name is Chick. Have you got pets at home?

5 We use have got / has got to talk about: Possessions : We have got a new car. I have got two sisters. Physical characteristics : He has got blue eyes. It has got blue feathers. Illnesses : I have got a cold. She has got a headache HAVE GOT / HAS GOT

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7 Write sentences using the correct form of have got / has got. 1. Sam /-/ a car, money, a cell phone /+/ a girlfriend 2. The students /+/ books and notebooks /-/ a teacher 3. I /+/ a new dress and a new jacket /-/ new shoes Sam hasn’t got a car, money or a cell phone. Sam has got a girlfriend. They haven’t got a teacher. I haven’t got new shoes. The students have got books and notebooks. I have got a new dress and a new jacket Exercises with has/have got-1

8 Write sentences for the following using hasn't got. Example: *homeless A homeless person hasn't got a home. 1. bald …………… unemployed……… 3. lonely……………… 4. toothless………….. 5. starving…………… A bald person hasn’t got hair. An unemployed person hasn’t got a job. A toothless person hasn’t got any teeth. taken from How English Works, Swan and Walter, OUP: A lonely person hasn’t got friends. A starving person hasn’t got anything to eat Exercises with has/have got-2

Possessives

Possessives I like my family. You dropped your pencil. He lost his job. Oxford (It) is famous for its university. We feed our pets. They keep their promise. I wash my hands. You tidy your room. She carries her purse. Amasya (It) is famous for its apples. We changed our plans. They repaired their car.

11 1. Mr Baker is in room. 2. I haven’t gotpassport with me. 3. My sister is at the cinema with friends. 4. “What’s favourite radio station?” 5. Esen and I are classmates. teacher's name is Mrs. Paine. 6. The cat is in basket. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis are at summer house. 8. Princess is a new film. poster is all around the city. 9. My daughter has got everything in bag. 10. I have got own telephone in room. his my her Their their her your its Its my 7.4. Exercises with possessives my

12 Put the apostrophe (') in the correct place in the following sentences. 1. Those are Jim and Helens children. 2. Dr. MacGuires secretary is Japanese. 3. Manuels favourite team is Real Madrid. 4. That is my mothers dress. 5. Where are the childrens toys? 6. Our cats names are Black and White. 7. The students bags are outside the school. Those are Jim and Helen’s children. Dr. MacGuire’s secretary is Japanese Exercises with possessives Manuel’s favourite team is Real Madrid. That is my mother’s dress. Where are the children’s toys? Our cats’ names are Black and White. The students’ bags are outside the school. The student’s bags are outside the school.

Exercises with possessives David is ……………………husband. Lucy is …………………….wife. Jack and Lucy have got a son and a daughter. Paul is ……………… brother. Carol is ………………. sister. Karen is ……………………. grandmother. David is ……………………. grandfather. Karen’s Jack’s Carol’s Paul’s Ken’s Paul and Carol’s

14 - Whose book is this? - It is Cem's book. Ali: Is this your key? Bruce: No, it isn't. Ali: Whose key is it? Bruce: I don't know. Charlie: Hey, it is my key! 7.5. Whose … ? Whose book is this? / Whose is this book? Whose books are these? / Whose are these books?

Whose ……..……… this bag? - ………………… is Sue's bag Are these your tickets? - Yes, they are …………. tickets Is this your pen? - No, it …………. - Whose ……………. …………………………..………… ? - I think it ………….. ……………. is It my isn’t. pen is this / Whose is this pen is Jack’s. Are these your CDs? No, they aren't. I think, they are Jim's CDs Whose … ?

Daily Life English Henry Thomas is forty-nine years old and he is a policeman. He is married and he has got two children. His wife’s name is Nicole and she’s a dentist. His daughter’s name’s Emily. She’s twenty-four and she’s a journalist. His son’s name is Bruce. He’s eighteen and he is a student at a university. He has got a dog. Its name is Thunder. Emily has got a boyfriend. Emily’s boyfriend is a travel agent and his name is Abraham.

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