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    The document contains examples of using have/has and questions with have/has in simple sentences about possessions. It provides practice with subject-verb agreement and forming questions. The examples cover using have/has with different subjects (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) and negatives (haven't/hasn't got). Later examples add practice with forming questions using have/has.

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    The document contains examples of using have/has and questions with have/has in simple sentences about possessions. It provides practice with subject-verb agreement and forming questions. The examples cover using have/has with different subjects (I, you, he, she, it, we, they) and negatives (haven't/hasn't got). Later examples add practice with forming questions using have/has.

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    1. Insert have or has.

    2. I ________ a mouse
    3. You _________a mouse.
    4. He_________a mouse.
    5. She_________a mouse.
    6. I _________ no mouse.
    7. You_________ no mouse.
    8. He _________ no mouse.
    9. She_________no mouse.
    10. It _________ a sheep.
    11. We _________ a sheep.
    12. You _________ a sheep.
    13. They _________a sheep.
    14. It _________ no sheep.
    15. We _________ no sheep.
    16. You_________no sheep.

    1. Write in have got, has got, haven't got or hasn't got. About you

    1. I _________ long fair hair.


    2. My mum _________ big blue eyes.
    3. My dad ________ short dark hair.
    4. I _________a little mouth.
    5. My brother ______ little ears.
    6. My friend __________a big nose.
    7. My granny __________ a small face.
    8. My teacher __________ short hair.

    2. Put have or has

    1. We _____ got a green parrot.


    2. She _____ got seven games.
    3. They _____ nt got a kite.
    4. I _____ got a big bag.
    5. _____ you got a blue pen?
    6. _____it got a funny face?
    7. He _____ nt got a bike.

    3. (Colin / a camera) Colin has a camera.

    1. (Ammy / a camera) Ammy __________.


    2. (Ammy / fair hair) ______________.
    3. (Ammy / three brothers) ________________.
    4. (Colin / fair hair) ________________.
    5. (Ammy / a bike) ________________.
    6. (Colin / a sister) ________________.
    7. (l / a camera) ________________.
    8. (l / brothers / sisters) ________________.
    9. (I / a bike) ________________.
    10. (Colin/a bike) ________________.

    4. Write questions with have /has

    1. (you/ a bicycle?)
    2. (you /a VCR?)
    3. (your step-father/a car?)
    4. (Molly/many friends?)
    5. (Mr Lether/any children?)

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