Look! I *have got / has got* a new backback!
I HAVE GOT a new backpack!
Katrina *haven't got / hasn't got* extra paper.
Katrina HASN'T GOT extra paper.
We *has got / have got* two tests today!
We HAVE GOT two tests today!
The teacher *hasn't got / haven't got* my notebook.
The teacher HASN'T GOT my notebook.
Tyrone and Mason *hasn't got / haven't got* the stapler.
Tyrone and Mason HAVEN'T GOT the stapler.
Amanda *have got / has got* a phone
Amanda HAS GOT a phone
You *haven't got / hasn't got* a dictionary
You HAVEN'T GOT a dictionary
Mike *has got / have got* his mp3 player in his backpack.
Mike HAS GOT his mp3 player in his backpack.
Sheila *haven't got / hasn't got* a calculator
Sheila HASN'T GOT a calculator
Maria is French. She ______ from Paris.
Maria is French. She IS from Paris.
Peter and Claire aren't British. They _______ from The U.S.
Peter and Claire aren't British. They ARE from The U.S.
Alec is Italian. He ______ from Greece.
Alec is Italian. He ISN'T from Greece.
I'm from Buenos Aires. I _____ Brazilian.
I'm from Buenos Aires. I AM NOT Brazilian.
You aren't from Buenos Aires. You _____ from Mendoza.
You aren't from Buenos Aires. You ARE from Mendoza.
Patrick and I are from The U.K. We _______ Australian.
Patrick and I are from The U.K. We AREN'T Australian.
Is Paul American? Yes, he ______.
Is Paul American? Yes, he IS.
