Question

I) do/does,have/has(Complete the conversations with do/does or have/has): 1)A:---------you got a computer? B:Yes,but it's an old one. 2)A:-------------he have any children?B:Yes,one daughter.3)A:How many brothers and sisters------------you got?B:Two broters.4)A:-------------they have an old house?B:Yes,much older than ours.5)A:-----------she got a big flat?B:Yes,much bigger than ours.6)A:--------you live near here?B:Yes,I----------.7)A:------------your mother work in the bank?B:Yes,she------------. II)Short forms(Rewrite the sentences using short forms):1)I am happy.I have got a new car.----------------------.2)They have got a big classroom.----------------------.3)He has got a bike,but he has not got a car.-----------------------.4)We do not have much money.We are poor.--------------.5)She has got a big house.She is rich.-------------------.6)He does not have an English dictionary.---------------------.

Answer 1

1)A: Have you got a computer? B:Yes,but it's an old one.

2)A: Does he have any children?B:Yes,one daughter.

3)A:How many brothers and sisters have you got?B:Two brothers.

4)A: Do they have an old house?B:Yes,much older than ours.

5)A: Has she got a big flat?B:Yes,much bigger than ours.

6)A: Do you live near here?B:Yes,I do.

7)A: Does your mother work in the bank?B:Yes,she does.

II)Short forms(Rewrite the sentences using short forms):

1) I'm happy. I've got a new car.

2) They've got a big classroom.

3) He's got a bike, but he hasn't got a car.

4) We don't have much money. We're poor.

5) She's got a big house. She's rich.

6) He doesn't have an English dictionary.

Answer 2

I) do/does, have/has:

1. Do you have a computer? B: Yes, but it's an old one.

2. Does he have any children? B: Yes, one daughter.

3. How many brothers and sisters do you have? B: Two brothers.

4. Do they have an old house? B: Yes, much older than ours.

5. Does she have a big flat? B: Yes, much bigger than ours.

6. Do you live near here? B: Yes, I do.

7. Does your mother work in the bank? B: Yes, she does.

II) Short forms:

1. I'm happy. I've got a new car.
2. They've got a big classroom.
3. He's got a bike, but he hasn't got a car.
4. We don't have much money. We're poor.
5. She's got a big house. She's rich.
6. He doesn't have an English dictionary.