Vocabulary: Jobs

Possesive adjectives

1. Complete this chart with the correct possessive adjective:

Personal pronoun	Possessive adjective
I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They

2. Complete with the correct possessive pronoun:

-          The boy likes __________ computer.

-          My mother has got _________ comb in the toilet.

-          She has got a big TV in _________ bedroom.

-          Mary likes _________ garden.

-          He has got ________ own mobile phone.

-          They have got _______ cooker in the kitchen.

CKECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE

1. Translate into your language all the sentences from exercise 1 to 6. Then, translate into English the following sentences:

-          Tengo dos camas en mi habitación.

-          Mis padres tienen un coche grande.

-          Su (ellos) perro tiene la cola negra.

-          Ellos tienen un ordenador en su habitación.

-          Hay un teléfono móvil en el salón.

-          La lavadora está en la cocina.

-          Mi jardín es muy grande y tiene flores.

-          Mi mascota es un perro y su nombre es Max.

Grammar: There is/there are

1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of there is / there are, in the affirmative or in the negative form:

_____________ twelve pencils in this box.

  ________________ a telephone on the desk

______________ a cat on the mailbox.

____________ three books on the table.

_____________ four dolphins on the picture.

2. Complete with there is or there are:

-          __________ three bedrooms in my house.

-          __________ a colour TV in your living room.

-          __________ a computer in her bedroom.

-          __________ two toilets in your house.

-          __________ three cats on the roof.

-          __________ a microwave in your kitchen.

3. Complete with there isn’t or there aren’t:

-          ___________ a wardrobe in my lounge.

-          ___________ two pets in my family.

-          ___________ a cupboard in your bedroom.

-          ___________ four TV’s in your house.

-          ___________ a bed in the kitchen.

-          ___________ cats in the garden.

4. Now complete these sentences with the interrogative form of there is/ there are:

-          ___________ a cooker in your kitchen?

-          ___________ two TV’s in your living room?

-          ___________ a cupboard in the kitchen?

-          ___________ two beds in your bedroom?

-          ___________ a dishwasher in the toilet?

Grammar activities: Have/haven´t got

Grammar: Have got/ haven´t got

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Grammar:

Grammar: Have got

1. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of have/ has got:

-          He ___________ two brothers and one sister.

-          My mother ______________ a pink dress.

-          They ____________ a computer in their bedroom.

-          His uncle _____________ two pets.

-          Her dog ____________ a white tail.

-          Mary _____________ a new job.

2. Now, fill in the gaps with the correct form of have/ has got in the negative:

-          Clair _____________ a mobile phone because she is too young.

-          Their parents _______________ a big house.

-          We ____________ a telly.

-          I ______________ a TV in my bedroom.

-          You ______________ black hair.

-          She ________________ Internet at home.

3. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of have/ has got in the interrogative form:

-          ____________ she ___________ a new pet?

-          ____________ we __________ a colour telly in the living room?

-          _____________you ________ free time?

-          ____________ your mother __________ a new pair of shoes?

-          _________ they ___________ three friends?

-          ___________ Kevin ________ a bookcase in his bedroom?

4. Complete the missing sentences in this chart:

	Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative	Short answer
				Affirmative	Negative
I	I have got a dog.
You	You have got a bike.
He		He has not got a beard.
She			Has she got a sister?
It	It has got a window.
We			Have we got a car?
You		You have not got time.
They			Have they got money?

5. Form affirmative (+), negative (-) or interrogative (?) sentences with the following given elements:

-          They/ three kids. (+)

-          Charlie/ Internet at home. (-)

-          Gerard/ one cat called Rudy. (+)

-          Mrs. Tyler/ a new kitchen. (?)

-          I/ much time. (-)

-          We/ a telly. (+)

-          Claire/ a horse. (?)

Vocabulary: My House