Question

Have got or has got 1. .. a brother.2 She .. a cousin.3. We ... parents.4. He ... an uncle.5. Bob... a new car.6. The children ... a bicycle.7 Mr. Brown ... a daughter.8. Tom not .. toys.9. The girls not. dolls.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

В первом нет местоимения

2.She has got a cousin

3. We have got parents

4.He has got an uncle

5.Bob has got new car

6. The children have got a bycycle

7. Mr.Brown has got a daughter

8.Tom hasn't got toys

9.The girls haven't got dolls

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

Here are the correct forms for each sentence:

1. He has got a brother.
2. She has got a cousin.
3. We have got parents.
4. He has got an uncle.
5. Bob has got a new car.
6. The children have got a bicycle.
7. Mr. Brown has got a daughter.
8. Tom does not have toys. (or Tom doesn't have toys.)
9. The girls do not have dolls. (or The girls don't have dolls.)

Note: "Have got" and "has got" are often used in British English, while "have" and "has" are more common in American English. The use of "do not have" and "does not have" is also correct, depending on the desired level of formality.