Question

Выберите и вставьте в предложение нужную форму глагола «to have». 1. I can't make a phone call. I … not … any change. a) have got b) has got 2. He can find his way to our house. He … a map. a) have got b) has got 3. Your father … a lot of money. a) have got b) has got

Answer 1

1. I can't make a phone call. I HAVE not GOT any change.
a) have got

2. He can find his way to our house. He HAS GOT a map.
b) has got

3. Your father HAS GOT a lot of money.
b) has got

Answer 2

1. I can't make a phone call. I haven't got any change. 2. He can find his way to our house. He has got a map. 3. Your father has got a lot of money.

In the given sentences, we need to choose the correct form of the verb "to have." The verb "to have" can be expressed as "have got" or "has got" depending on the subject of the sentence.

1. In the first sentence, the subject is "I," which is a singular pronoun. Therefore, the correct form is "I haven't got any change." 2. In the second sentence, the subject is "He," which is a singular pronoun. Therefore, the correct form is "He has got a map." 3. In the third sentence, the subject is "Your father," which is a singular noun. Therefore, the correct form is "Your father has got a lot of money."

Note: In American English, the use of "have got" is less common, and "have" is usually used instead. So, an alternative correct form for all three sentences in American English would be "I don't have any change," "He has a map," and "Your father has a lot of money."