English Exercises: Verbs to be and Have got

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AM - IS - ARE - AM NOT - ISN'T - AREN'T

HAVE GOT - HAS GOT - HAVEN'T GOT - HASN'T GOT

1. Complete the sentences. Use an affirmative (+), negative (-) or interrogative (?) form of the verb TO BE:

example:

They are from England. (+)
They aren't from England. (-)
Are they from England?

a. She a good student. (-)

b. you a boy? No, I not. (-)

c. your father a police officer? Yes, he . (+)

d. I beautiful? Yes, you . (+)

e. he Greek? No, he .He Finnish. (+)

f. My best friends at school today. (-) They ill. (+)

g. London in the USA? No, it . (-) It in the UK. (+)

h. Tom and Lucy sixteen. (-) They twelve. (+)

i. it warm and sunny today? Yes, it . (+)

j. I Japanese. (-) I German. (+)

k. that girl your sister?

l. My shoes new (-); they old. (+)

m. What nationality they?

n. his eyes green?

2. Complete the sentences. Use an affirmative (+), negative (-) or interrogative (?) form of the verb HAVE GOT:

example:
I have got a dog. (+)
I haven't got a dog. (-)
Have I got a dog?

a. We a dog (-), but we a cat. (+)

b. My house a lot of rooms. (+)

c. Julia a brother? Yes, she . (+)

d. My dog a very long tail. (+)

e. his mother and father a house by the lake? No, they , (-) but they a house in the mountains. (+)

f. Frank blond hair? Yes, he . (+)

g. We time! (-)

h. You and I a lot of friends. (+)

i. Lucy and Alice a laptop in their room. (-)

j. they any money to but the tickets? Yes, they . (+)

k. Tommy any brothers or sisters?

l. The guinea pig any water. (-)

3. Fill in the gaps with IS - AM - ARE or HAVE/HAS GOT.

My name Anna and this my brother Tommy. I thirteen years old and he nine. We live in France; we French. I tall and slim. I long curly brown hair and blue eyes. Tommy short and overweight. He green eyes and blond hair.