Have Got & Body Parts
Have got and plural nouns
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Have Got & Body Parts
Talk about your body. Use have got and plurals.
For Teacher
Read the 4 rule cards.
Students do 12 tasks. Check answers.
For Learner
Read the 4 cards first.
Do tasks 1 to 12. Use the hints.
📋 Grammar Rules & Examples
A1 EssentialsPositive
have / has got
I, you, we, they: have got. He, she, it: has got.
Negative
haven't / hasn't got
I, you, we, they: haven't got. He, she, it: hasn't got.
Questions
Have / Has ... got?
Have I, you, we, they got? Has he, she, it got?
Irregular Plurals
Special Body Plurals
One foot, two feet. One tooth, two teeth. One child, two children.
✏️ Exercises (12 Items)
From Easy to AdvancedChoose the correct sentence
1. Which sentence is correct for 'he' and 'face'?
Hint: (base form: have)2. Which sentence is correct?
Hint: (plural of tooth)3. Which question about 'feet' is correct?
Hint: (base form: have)Write have, has, haven't, or hasn't
My brother ____ strong arms.
They ____ big ears.
The little robot ____ long legs.
Write plural sentences
Make it plural: The child has got a small foot.
Make it plural: The monster has got a sharp tooth.
Make it plural: The child has got a clean face.
Fix the wrong word
Alex:
"Look at my cute dog! He have got very long ears!"
Emma:
"The baby is smiling! He has got two little tooths."
Leo:
"My parents hasn't got dark hair or blue eyes."
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