I _____ loads of friends when I was at school, but I’ve lost touch with most of them now. had got/was having/used to have
used to have
Once the kids were older, we _____ give them a lift to school every day. hadn’t got to/didn’t have to/hadn’t to
didn't have to
I wouldn’t get them a toaster as a present because they _____ one. already have/have already had/are already having
already have
If you want to get rid of those stains, I reckon you’ll need to _____ professionally. clean the carpet/have the carpet cleaned/have cleaned the carpet
have the carpet cleaned
_____ an umbrella? I can lend you one, if you like. Don’t you have/Haven’t you/Hadn’t you
Don't you have
Would it be OK if I left work a bit early this afternoon? I __________ go to the dentist’s. got to/have to/’m having to
have to
Did you hear about Sally? She _____ last night. had her car broken into/broke into her car/had broken into her car
had her car broken into
Would you mind not calling me between seven and eight, because I _____ dinner? ’ll have/’ll have had/’ll be having
I'll be having