Fill the gaps
Possessive adjectives: fill the gaps
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Have got and has got: fill the gaps
Fill the gaps
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Hi, I'm Mia, and I have got a big family. I've got two brothers and a sister. My sister Ella has got long red hair and green eyes. My brothers haven't got their own bedrooms, so they share one. We have got a cat called Pepper, and she has got a white face and black ears. My best friend Sam hasn't got a pet, because his dad is allergic to cats. But he has got a new bike! His little sister asked me, "Have you got a dog?" "No, I haven't, but I've got a cat." "Has she got a name?" "Yes, she has. Her name is Pepper!"
Missing words: have, has, haven't, have, has, hasn't, has, haven't, has
Teaching notes
Nine gaps in a short text about Mia, her family, her cat and her friend Sam, using have got, has got, haven't got and hasn't got. Learners choose has for he, she and it and have for I, we and they, and finish the short answers "No, I haven't" and "Yes, she has". It's for A1 learners talking about family, pets and the things they own.
Read the text aloud, then fill the gaps together. Afterwards, pairs ask each other "Have you got…?" questions about pets, brothers and sisters, and things like a bike or a phone, then write three sentences about their partner with has got and hasn't got. Play it live so each learner works on their own device, or print it with the answer key.
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