What do all capitals have in common?

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.

1. merys father went (step by step, again and again, on and on, all in all, round and round) 2. ive told (step by step, again and again, on and on, all in all, round and round) that you have to study harder if you want to get your degree. 3.

Open the brackets. He (to have) a book. He has a book. He (to have/to have to) translate this text. He has to translate this text. 1. She (to have/to have to) wash the floor in this room. 2. The student (to have/to have to) clean the blackboard. 3.

7. I have (lost/been loosing) my note-book. Have you (seen/been seeing) it anywhere? 8. Someone has (eaten/been eating) my sweets. They are nearly all gone. 9. I have (waited/been waiting) for you for ages! Where have you been? 10.

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.