1. Complete sentences. Use " have got has got, haven't got hasn't got" 1.
He
2.
You
3. They
4. My dog
5. Bilge
6. My grandparents
7. We
8. Our cousin
9.
My cat
10. She
11. I
12. My aunt
13. You
14. They
15. Mert
16. My friends
17. My uncle
18. Montana
19. We
20. I
a black car. ()
two pens. ()
a ball. (x)
a curly tail. ()
very beautiful house. ( )
two gardens. ( )
a monkey. (x)
a funny doll. (™)
green eyes. ( )
two rulers. ( )
two brothers. ()
fair straight hair. (^)
a camera. (*)
brown horses. ( )
an old bike. ()
a big classroom. (V)
glasses. ()
beautiful clothes. ()
twenty yellow birds. ()
a flag. (x)​

- Hi Andrew! How did you celebrate your birthday?

- Hi, Albert! It was a lot of fun, they gave me a lot of money.

- Oh, and how are you going to spend it?

- Well, most likely I'll buy myself new clothes or a new phone.

- Hmmm, that's a good idea, but I'd rather buy more sweets =)

- Hah, tempting offer! But I still stick to my opinion.

- Well, it's up to you.

- Listen, how would you spend if you had a million?

- Wow, that's a lot! I would use them to buy myself a house, a car, gifts for my parents and a pet.

"Not bad. But I would buy myself a restaurant, maybe even two!" To get more money

- This is a very cool idea ... eh, it's a pity that it won't come true

- Maybe when we grow up, we will become millionaires?

- Hah, for this you need to work hard and study well!

-You are right, then we will achieve our goal!

- When is your birthday?

- Very soon, many relatives will come there and I will spend money on treats!

- This is a noble deed.

- I invite you too!

- I will definitely come!

- OK see you.

- Good luck my friend!