A: 'Have you got a car?' B: 'Yes, I _____.' (have got)
A: 'Have you got a car?' B: 'Yes, I have.'
Scotland is famous for ____ rainy weather. (possessive's & pronouns)
Scotland is famous for its rainy weather.
You can go now. _____ any danger. (there is & there are)
You can go now. There isn't any danger.
- ___ this your handbag? - No, _____.
- Is this your handbag? - No, it is not.
Who is ____ man over there? (this, that, these, those)
Who is that man over there?
I love this place. _____ very special. (possessive's & pronouns)
I love this place. It's very special.
In my street, _____ a bakery, a supermarket and two restaurants. (there is & theere are)
In my street, there is a bakery, a supermarket and two restaurants.
I _____ tea. (drink)
I drink tea.
A: ____ David and Molly here? B: Yes, ______ next to the door.
A: Are David and Molly here? B: Yes, they are next to the door.
A: How old ____ Peter? B: I think ____ 30 years old.
A: How old is Peter? B: I think he is 30 years old.
Harry is ____ friend. ____ has a nice house. (possessive's & pronouns)
Harry is my friend. He has a nice house.
Susan lives on _____ street. _____ house is very near. (possessive's & pronouns)
Susan lives on my street. Her house is very near.
They _____ any children. (have got)
They haven't got any children.
What language _____ ? (you; study)
What language do you study?
'Hi, Chris. _____ is my friend Jona.' 'Hi, Jona. Nice to meet you.' (this, that, these, those)
'Hi, Chris. This is my friend Jona.' 'Hi, Jona. Nice to meet you.'
'Are there many restaurants in your neighbourhood.' 'Yes, _____.' (there is & there are)
'Are there many restaurants in your neighbourhood.' 'Yes, there are.'
Look at ____ birds in the sky. (this, that, these, those)
Look at those birds in the sky.
Peter and Megan ____ often _____ to the cinema. (go; not)
Peter and Megan don't often go to the cinema.
- ____ your friends from the UK? - No, they ____ from the US.
- Are your friends from the UK? - No, they are from the US.
_____ a pen? (have got)
Have you got a pen?
We want to see ____ children. (possessive's & pronouns)
We want to see our children.
- ___ you a teacher? - Yes, ____
- Are you a teacher? - Yes, I am
- ____ your name Marcus? - Yes, _____
- Is your name Marcus? - Yes, it is.