We ... a book for you.

1) has

2) have

3) have to

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.

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.

Помогите Change to questions. 1. She has a new coat. 2. This room has three doors. 3. That girl has long hair. 4. You have a dog. 5. Helen has many friends in this class. 6. The cat has a long tail. 7. Both these dogs have long noses. 8.

1. I have a book. 2. You have an exercise book. 3. Mr. A. has a book. 4. The student on my left has a book. 5. Miss F. has a reading book. 6. Miss. E. has a bad pronunciation. 7. I have a bad pronunciation. 8.

Has John and pigs? Yes, he has. Has John got any rabbits? Yes he has. Has he got a cockerel? Yes, he has. Has he got any hens? Yes, he has. Has he got any dogs? Yes, he has. Has he got an elephant? No, he has not. Перевести на русский