Uses of have

Exercise 16

It’s lunch time. Mike is sitting in the canteen. Paul has just joined him. Complete the conversation using a form of have, e.g. had, are having. You may need to use negative or question forms.

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Hello, Mike. ___ you ___ a nice time in France? Hello Paul. Yes, we did, thanks. We ___ very good weather, but we still ___ a good time. ___ you already ___ your lunch? Yes, I was early today. And I only ___ a sandwich. You can ___ one of my sausages if you like. No, thanks. I ___ only ___ light lunches this week. I’m trying to lose weight. You haven’t got anything to worry about. You’re going camping in Wales next week, aren’t you? That’s right. I hope you ___ nice weather. So do I. Did you know Mark and Jane are in Benidorm at the moment? We ___ a postcard from them on Friday. They say they ___ a marvellous time. I took some photos in France. You can ___ a look at them some time if you like. Okay. Come round to our house tonight, and we can ___ a talk.

Have got

Exercise 17

IWhat have the people in the pictures got? Use He’s got … /She’s got …,

They’ve got ….

a bicycle a camera

a walkman a computer

a car a dog

Example:

• He’s got a Walkman.

1. _________________

2. _________________

3. _________________

4. _________________

5. _________________

What have you got?

II Have you or your family got the things in (I)? Make true sentences.

I’ve got … / We’ve got…or I haven’t got … / We haven’t got….

Example:

• I’ve got a Walkman. or I haven’t got a Walkman.

1. __________________

2. __________________

3. __________________

4. __________________

5. __________________

Exercise 18

I Complete the questions. Use have got or has got.

Example:

• you / any brothers or sisters?

• Have you got any brothers sisters?

you / any children? how many cousins / you? your parents / grandchildren? you / a cat or a dog? your group-mate / pets? your house or flat / a garden?

your house / a lift (an elevator)? your teacher / a car? we / any home work? 10. she / an exercise book? 11. you / a dictionary 12. he / a cellular phone?

II Now answer the questions in (I). Give true answers.

Example:

• - Have you got any brothers or sisters?

• - Yes, I have. I’ve got two sisters.

-No, I haven’t.

1. ________________________

2. ________________________

3. ________________________

4. ________________________

5. ________________________

Exercise 19

Complete these questions with have or have got. Some are present and some are past.

Example:

• Excuse me, _____ you _____ a light, please?

• Excuse me, have you got a light, please?

• _____ you _____ a lot of friends when you lived in London?

• Did you have a lot of friends when you lived in London?

1. Excuse me, _____ you _____ a pen, I could borrow?

2. Why are you holding your face like that? _____ a toothache?

3. _____ a bicycle when you were a child?

4. “_____ the time, please?” “Yes, it’s ten past seven.”

5. When you did the exam, _____ time to answer all the questions?

6. I need a stamp for this letter. _____ one?

7. “It started to rain while I was walking home.” “Did it? _____ an umbrella?”

8. ____ a beard before you joined the army?

9. _____ you _____ a ticket to London?

10. _____ she _____ a look at the picture?

Exercise 20