Question

za native • Possessive adjectives 4 3 Write sentences about family and friends in other countries using the correct form of have got. I've got a penfriend in Brazil. My father has got a cousin in Australia. My parents have got a friend in New York. 11 2 My mother 3 My father 4 My parents 5 My friend 6 My cousins​

Answer 1

Ответ:

I am going ro tell a little about my family and friends.My mommy is very beautiful.Her eyes are light green and her hair is dark.My mom is very open-minded person and kind, but she is a little bit over-sensitive.She is very clever.My mom is dermatologist.I think its is very cool profession.What can i tell about my father.At first my parents are divorced,but they remain for me the best people.My father has got cousin in Australia.He works with my aunt.My dad is scorpio that's why he is very fair person but a little bit too hot-tempered.He has got green eyes too.His height is very high.Also i have got friends.Majority of them are my parent's friends' children.They are very funny.I really like their company

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Answer 2

1. I've got a penfriend in Brazil. 2. My mother has got a cousin in Australia. 3. My father has got a friend in New York. 4. My parents have got a friend in New York. 5. My friend has got a cousin in Australia. 6. My cousins have got a penfriend in Brazil.

Here are the correct forms of "have got" used in the sentences to express possession. "Have got" is used as the possessive form, indicating that someone owns or possesses something or someone.

In the first sentence, "I've got" is used to show that the speaker possesses a penfriend in Brazil.

In the second sentence, "has got" is used to show that the speaker's mother possesses a cousin in Australia.

In the third sentence, "has got" is used to show that the speaker's father possesses a friend in New York.

In the fourth sentence, "have got" is used to show that the speaker's parents possess a friend in New York.

In the fifth sentence, "has got" is used to show that the speaker's friend possesses a cousin in Australia.

In the sixth sentence, "have got" is used to show that the speaker's cousins possess a penfriend in Brazil.