I am on holidays now. Summer holidays is the best time of the year! I can do everything: rest a lot, wake up late in the morning (or even in the afternoon!), go to bed late at night. And the most pleasant thing that I mustn*t go to school! The first month of the holidays is June. I decided to spend it at home. So every day I meet my friends and we go somewhere together. There are a lot of new good films and funny cartoons in the cinema. We have seen 5 new pictures already! We go for a walk several times a day/ It is great! When the weather is fine we go to our aquapark. We like it very much and usually spend the whole day there. Sometimes I read books from the list of recommended literature on summer holidays. But most of them are dull and not so interesting.
1. They have got a new office. 2. I have got a sister. 3. I haven't got a brother. 4. Jack has got a bicycle. 5. Jack hasn't got a car. 6. Jane has got a dog, hasn’t she? 7. Have you got a phone? 8. What have you got in your hand? 9. Have you got a sister or a brother? 10. You haven't got a dog, have you?
II. Use the correct forms of the verb “to be”. Example: … you at home? = Are you at home? Jill: Hello. are we all here today? Maria: John is missing and Lisa is missing too. John: Good morning! Here I'm. Lisa: Sorry, I'm late. Jill: Oh, that's all right. Are you both OK? John: Yes, we are.
I am on holidays now. Summer holidays is the best time of the year! I can do everything: rest a lot, wake up late in the morning (or even in the afternoon!), go to bed late at night. And the most pleasant thing that I mustn*t go to school! The first month of the holidays is June. I decided to spend it at home. So every day I meet my friends and we go somewhere together. There are a lot of new good films and funny cartoons in the cinema. We have seen 5 new pictures already! We go for a walk several times a day/ It is great! When the weather is fine we go to our aquapark. We like it very much and usually spend the whole day there. Sometimes I read books from the list of recommended literature on summer holidays. But most of them are dull and not so interesting.
1. They have got a new office. 2. I have got a sister. 3. I haven't got a brother. 4. Jack has got a bicycle. 5. Jack hasn't got a car. 6. Jane has got a dog, hasn’t she? 7. Have you got a phone? 8. What have you got in your hand? 9. Have you got a sister or a brother? 10. You haven't got a dog, have you?
II. Use the correct forms of the verb “to be”. Example: … you at home? = Are you at home? Jill: Hello. are we all here today? Maria: John is missing and Lisa is missing too. John: Good morning! Here I'm. Lisa: Sorry, I'm late. Jill: Oh, that's all right. Are you both OK? John: Yes, we are.
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