How many dresses do they have? (many)
They have many dresses.
Do you have any brothers?
No, I don't.
How many flowers does your mom have? (a lot of)
She/ My mom has a lot of flowers.
Make a question: "They have a train."
What toys do they have?
Make a question: you/have/ coats?
Do you have a coat? Yes, ...
Make a question: Yes, she does. She has 6 crayons in her pencil case.
Does she have any crayons in her pencil case?
How many bedrooms does your house have? (2)
My house has 2 bedrooms.
Do they have any dogs?
No, they don't.
Make a question: No, they don't. They don't have any oranges in the basket.
Do they have any oranges in the basket?
Does she have any toys? What toys does she have?
Yes, she does. She has a rabbit.
Does he have short hair?
No, he doesn't
Make a question: you/have/ posters?
Do you have any posters? No,...
What pets does he have?
He has a puppy/a dog.
Make a question: Yes. He has 1 red plane.
Does he have any red planes?
How many apples does he have?
He has 1 apple.
Do they have any farms?
No, they don't.
How many tanks does he have?
He has 1 tank.
Does she have any dolls in her bedroom?
Yes, she does.
Make the negative sentence: My house/not have/balconies.
My house doesn't have any balonies.
How many books do we have?
We have 4 books.
Do you have any toys in your room?
Yes, I do
Make the negative sentence: I/not have/skirts.
I don't have any skirts.
Make the negative sentence: My sister/not have/dogs.
My sister doesn't have any dogs.