Question

Перевод на английский обращать внимание на употребление глагола to have и оборота to have got A. 1.у меня есть интересная книга о репине 2. У сёстры моего друга двое маленьких детей 3. У вашего друга большая или маленькая семья? 4. Сколько детей у вашего друга? 5. У моего сына много русских книг, но у него нет английских книг 6. У кого есть вопрос ?- у меня есть один вопрос В. 1. Во сколько вы обычно завтракаете? 2. Сегодня мы очень рано завтракаете? 3. Вы сегодня поздно обедали ? 4. Где вы обедали вчера?- вчера мы обедали дома 5. Они уже(сейчас ) обедают С. 1. Сегодня у меня ,к сожалению,нет времени обсуждать этот вопрос с вами 2. У вас вечером много времени, чтобы приготовить домашнее задание по английскому языку? 3. У вас вчера было много работы? 4. Дайте мне , пожалуйста, журнал, у меня сейчас есть время ,чтобы прочитать эту статью 5. Вы часто простужаетесь ? 6. Вы простужены сейчас?

Answer 1

A.

1.you have an interesting book about Repin

2. My friend's sisters have two small children

3. Does your friend have a big or small family?

4. How many children does your friend have?

5. My son has a lot of Russian books, but he does not have English books

6. Who has a question? - I have one question

AT.

1. What time do you usually have breakfast?

2. Do we eat breakfast very early today?

3. Have you had a late dinner today?

4. Where did you dine yesterday? - Yesterday we had dinner at home

5. They already (now) have lunch

FROM.

1. Today, unfortunately, I do not have time to discuss this issue with you

2. Do you have a lot of time in the evening to prepare your homework in English?

3. Did you have a lot of work yesterday?

4. Give me, please, a magazine, I now have time to read this article

5. Do you often catch cold?

6. Do you have a cold now?

Answer 2

A. Using "to have":

1. I have an interesting book about Repin.
2. My friend's sister has two small children.
3. Does your friend have a big or small family?
4. How many children does your friend have?
5. My son has many Russian books, but he doesn't have any English books.
6. Who has a question? - I have one question.

B. Using "to have" and "have got" (Note: "have got" is more common in British English):

1. What time do you usually have breakfast?
2. Are you having breakfast very early today?
3. Did you have lunch late today?
4. Where did you have lunch yesterday? - We had lunch at home yesterday.
5. They are having lunch now.

C. Using "to have":

1. Unfortunately, I don't have time to discuss this issue with you today.
2. Do you have a lot of time in the evening to do your English homework?
3. Did you have a lot of work yesterday?
4. Please give me the magazine; I have time to read this article now.
5. Do you often have colds?
6. Are you currently having a cold?