Put am, is, are, have, has

1) I ... a doctor.

2) They ... a son.

3) They ... a baby, she ... only six month old.

4) My elder sister ... twenty-one.

Complete these series of numerals. 1. twenty - twenty-two - twenty-four - twenty six - - twenty-eight-thirty. 2. forty-one - forty-four - forty-seven - fifty - - ... - ... 3. twenty - thirty - forty - fifty - - ... - ... 4.

She have/has burnt the cake. I have/has finished all my homework. They have/has eaten all the ice cream. He have/has read all these comics. I have/has forgotten your name. We have/has spent all our money. She have/has made a lovery dress.

What did have in they Middle Ades Example: Did they have tape-recorders? - No, they didn't. Did they have have ships? - Yes, they did. 1. Did they have televisions? 2. Did they have big castles? 3. Did they have gadens? 4. Did they have books? 5.

Write the plural form for nouns. Example: one girl - two girls. 1) one bus = two. 2) one toy = two. 3) one box - two. 4) one lady = two. 5) one house = two. 6) one wife = two. 7) one cry = two. 8) one table = two. 9) one potato = two.

You have/has ten notebooks. I have/has a desk and two chairs in my bedroom. Robert have/has a tall brother. These boys have/has blue eyes. Dana have/has two pen pals in Australia. The pupils have/has a new computer room.