I. change sentences according to the example. example: we have a big kitchen = we’ve got a big kitchen/we have got a big kitchen. do you have a sister or a brother? have you got a sister or a brother? 1. they have a new office. 2. i have a sister. 3. i don’t have a brother. 4. jack has a bicycle. 5. jack doesn’t have a car. 6. jane has a dog, hasn’t she? 7. do you have a
phone? 8. what do you have in your hand? 9. do you have a sister or a brother? 10. you don’t have a dog, don’t you? ii. use the correct forms of the verb “to be”. example: … you at home? = are you at home? jill: hello. … we all here today? maria: john … missing and lisa … missing too. john: good morning! here i … . lisa: sorry, i … late. jill: oh, that
… all right. … you both ok? john: yes, we … .

  1. they have got a new office. 2. i have got a sister. 3. i haven't got a brother. 4. jack has got a bicycle. 5. jack hasn't got a car. 6. jane has got a dog, hasn’t she? 7. have you got a phone? 8. what have you got in your hand? 9. have you got a sister or a brother? 10. you haven't got a dog, have you?

ii. use the correct forms of the verb “to be”. example: … you at home? = are you at home? jill: hello. are we all here today? maria: john is missing and lisa is missing too. john: good morning! here i'm. lisa: sorry, i'm late. jill: oh, that's all right. are you both ok? john: yes, we are.

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