Forming the verb to be in Present Simple Affirmative and negative sentence I He She It am / ‘m am not is not isn’t You are We are not They aren’t Forming the verb to have got in Present Simple Affirmative and negative sentence I a book You have / ‘ve a pen We have not / haven’t an ice-cream They got a brother an umbrella He has / ‘s a mother She has not / hasn’t a brother It at home in hospital on holiday in London … Task - Complete the sentences with the correct form of “to be” Task - Complete the sentences with the correct form of “have got” Task – Rewrite the sentence into a negative sentence Task – Rewrite the sentence into a negative sentence 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) I your new teacher Molly my friend Larry and Tom brothers We from Hong Kong Sarah and you friendly The Smiths at the shops Chris my uncle This my favourite game Her name Lilly You a pupil 1) I am fine 2) These are my father’s books 3) You are a nice boy 4) Mrs Rhodes is our teacher 5) There are six birds here 6) Mr Richardson is my grandpa 7) My first name is Mariah 8) We are at home 9) They are from Italy 10) I am twelve today 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) My mother a watch You an umbrella Jeff an MP3 player I dog Mr and Mrs Tomlin a car We a parrot Agnes a hamster I a spider Mr Tidwell a DVD player Victor and you a computer 1) I have got a mobile phone 2) Terri has got a mug 3) Mr Weber has got sixteen students 4) You have got a badge 5) Darlene and Ben have got a new teacher 6) We have got a cat 7) Daniel has got a radio 8) My father has got two brothers 9) The child has got a bike 10) Grandma and grandpa have got a television Interrogative sentence (Where) (Who) (What) (Why)… Am I Is he she it Are you we they at home? in hospital? on holiday? in London? … Interrogative sentence I a book? you a pen? Have we (What) an ice-cream? they got (Who) a brother? (Where) an umbrella? he a mother? Has she a brother? it Short answer: Is Mr Smith at home? Yes, he is Are Tim and Peter in the library? No, they aren’t Short answer: Has Mr Smith got a pet? Yes, he has Have Tim and Peter got a blue car? No, they haven’t Task - Change the following sentences into interrogative then give short answers according to the sign Task - Change the following sentences into interrogative then give short answers according to the sign 1) My aunt’s surname is Horner N 2) Ms Peabody is married Y 3) There is an orange in your bag N 4) Her middle name is Clark Y 5) These are my pens and pencils Y 6) You are tired Y 7) Linda is in the kitchen N 8) Fluffy is a great dog N 9) My exercise book is in my bag Y 10) Tim and Kim are at school N 1) Martin has got a rat Y 2) Adam and Henry have got six fish N 3) I have got twenty books N 4) Mr Taylor has got thirty-four DVDs Y 5) You have got three budgies N 6) Danny has got a new CD player Y 7) My uncle and aunt have got two sons N 8) Martha has got birthday today Y 9) I have got a toothbrush Y 10) Her cousin has got an apple N Task – Rewrite the sentences using the short forms of the verbs Task – Rewrite the sentences using the short forms of the verbs Task – Ask questions about the underlined words Task – Ask questions about the underlined words 1) We are eleven today 2) She is not my sister 3) I am happy 4) You are from the USA 5) There are not two bags in the picture 6) That is a book 7) These are not our photos 8) Peter is my brother 9) I am not a pupil 10) Mother is not 34 1) We are in the bed 2) That is a camera 3) His name is Edward 4) This is my daughter 5) I am from Austria 6) Sarah is 11 7) Frank and Milo are in the garden 8) Leslie is happy today 9) My toothbrush is blue 10) The ball is small Created by Susan V Toth 1) We have got a big house 2) My sister has got a guinea pig 3) Her daughter has got a pink box 4) You have not got a photo 5) Samantha has got a new friend 6) I have not got a pen 7) You have got a son 8) Willy has not got a brother 9) Your grandpa has got three radios 10) The Coltons have not got a horse 1) Loretta has got a rabbit 2) I have got a car in the garage 3) We have got a house 4) His mother has got a red car 5) Tim has got eight DVDs 6) They have got English on Monday 7) Sally’s parents have got a shop 8) You have got karate training twice a week 9) Billy has got a watch from his grandparents 10) We have got ten balloons for your party SOLUTION To be Task 1) am 2) is 3) are 4) are 5) are Task 1) I am not fine 2) These are not / aren’t my father’s books 3) You are not / aren’t a nice boy 4) Mrs Rhodes is not / isn’t our teacher 5) There are not / aren’t six birds here 6) Mr Richardson is not / isn’t my grandpa 7) My first name is not / isn’t Mariah 8) We are not / aren’t at home 9) They are not / aren’t from Italy 10) I am not twelve today Task 1) Is my aunt’s surname Horner? No, it isn’t 2) Is Ms Peabody married? Yes, she is 3) Is there an orange in your bag? No, there isn’t 4) Is her middle name Clark? Yes, it is 5) Are these my pens and pencils? Yes, they are 6) Are you tired? Yes, you are / I am 7) Is Linda in the kitchen? No, she isn’t 8) Is Fluffy a great dog? No, it isn’t 9) Is my exercise book in my bag? Yes, it is 10) Are Tim and Kim at school? No they aren’t Task 1) We’re eleven today 2) She isn’t my sister 3) I’m happy 4) You’re from the USA 5) There aren’t two bags in the picture 6) That’s a book 7) These aren’t our photos 8) Peter’s my brother 9) I’m not a pupil 10) Mother isn’t 34 Task 1) Where are we / you? 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) are is is is are 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) What is that? What’s his name? Whose daughter is this? Where am I / are you from? How old is Sarah? Who is in the garden? When is Leslie happy? What colour is my toothbrush? What is small? To have got Task 1) has got 2) have got 3) has got 4) have got 5) have got 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) have got has got have got has got have got Task 1) I have not /haven’t got a mobile phone 2) Terri has not / hasn’t got a mug 3) Mr Weber has not / hasn’t got sixteen students 4) You have not /haven’t got a badge 5) Darlene and Ben have not /haven’t got a new teacher 6) We have not /haven’t got a cat 7) Daniel has not / hasn’t got a radio 8) My father has not / hasn’t got two brothers 9) The child has not / hasn’t got a bike 10) Grandma and grandpa have not /haven’t got a television Task 1) Has Martin got a rat? Yes, he has 2) Have Adam and Henry got six fish? No, they haven’t 3) Have I / you got twenty books? No, I / you haven’t 4) Has Mr Taylor got thirty-four DVDs? Yes, he has 5) Have you got three budgies? No, you / I haven’t 6) Has Danny got a new CD player? Yes, he has 7) Have my uncle and aunt got two sons? No, they haven’t 8) Has Martha got birthday today? Yes, she has 9) Have I got a toothbrush? Yes, I / you have 10) Has her cousin got an apple? No, s/he hasn’t Task 1) We’ve got a big house 2) My sister’s got a guinea pig 3) Her daughter’s got a pink box 4) You haven’t got a photo 5) Samantha’s got a new friend 6) I haven’t got a pen 7) 8) 9) 10) You’ve got a son Willy hasn’t got a brother Your grandpa’s got three radios The Coltons haven’t got a horse Task 1) What has Loretta got? 2) Where have I / you got a car? 3) Who has got a house? 4) What colour car has his mother got? 5) How many DVDs has Tim got? 6) When have they got English? 7) Whose parents have got a shop? 8) How often / How many times have you got karate training? 9) Who has Billy got a watch from? 10) What have we / you got ten balloons for?