LANGUAGE FOCUS - have got - there’s, there are

1. Conor  a school tie. ✖

2. He  a laptop. ✔

3. May and Orla  backpacks. ✔

4 They  laptops. ✖

5. They  good marks. ✖

6. Conor  a very good mark. ✔

1. There  is a new history teacher.

2. There  are a thousand students here.

3. How many teachers  are there here?

4. There  aren't any science labs in this block.

1. There  a new history teacher.

2. There  a thousand students here.

3. How many teachers  there here?

4. There  any science labs in this block.

In our school there are about a thousand students. There ¹  thirty classrooms and there ²  a big sports field next to the school. There ³  only boys here. There ⁴  any girls. The school ⁵  a new science lab, but we ⁶  a computer lab and there ⁷  many computers in the classes. I like the school because there ⁸  a good atmosphere.

How many countries are there || there are || is there in Asia?

Is there || Are there || There are a president in your country?

There are || Are there || Is there fiften players in a football team. True or False?

Are there || There are || Is there any numbers smaller than zero? 

Is there || Are there || There are oxygen in water?

How many countries are there || there are || is there in Asia?

Is there || Are there || There are a president in your country?

There are || Are there || Is there fifteen players in a football team. True or False?

Are there || There are || Is there any numbers smaller than zero? 

Is there || Are there || There are oxygen in water?

In our school there are about a thousand students. There ¹  thirty classrooms and there ²  a big sports field next to the school. There ³  only boys here. There ⁴  any girls. The school ⁵  a new science lab, but we ⁶  a computer lab and there ⁷  many computers in the classes. I like the school because there ⁸  a good atmosphere.

Nga/ my/ younger sister.

1. Nga is my younger sister.
2. Nga are my younger sister.
3. Nga my younger sister.
4. Nga am my younger sister.

She/ enjoy/ read/ books.

1. She enjoys to read books.
2. She enjoy reading books.
3. She enjoys reading books.
4. She enjoy to read books.

She/ start/ the hobby/ when/ she/ 6.

1. She started the hobby when she was 6.
2. She starts the hobby when she will be 6.
3. She started the hobby when she was 6.
4. She starts the hobby when she 6.

Our brother/ share/ the hobby/ her.

1. Our brother share the hobby to her.
2. Our brother shares the hobby to her.
3. Our brother share the hobby with her.
4. Our brother shares the hobby with her.

Both/ them/ spend/ all/ pocket money/ buy/ books.

1. Both of them spends all pocket money to buy books.
2. Both of them spends all pocket money buying books.
3. Both of them spend all pocket money to buy books.
4. Both of them spend all pocket money buying books.

Nga/ often/ read/ book/ before/ bed.

1. Nga often reads a book before going to bed.
2. Nga often read a book before going to bed.
3. Nga reads a often book before going to bed.
4. Nga often read book before going to bed.

She/ sometimes/ library/ borrow/ books.

1. She sometimes go to library to borrrow books.
2. She sometimes goes to library to borrow books.
3. She is sometimes go to library to borrow books.
4. She goes to sometimes library to borrow books.

She/ think/ read books/ interesting/ useful.

1. She think reading books is interesting and useful.
2. She think read books is interesting and useful.
3. She thinks reading books is interesting and useful.
4. She think reads books is interesting and useful.

It/ develop/ her imagination/ widen/ her knowledge.

1. It develops her imagination and widen her knowledge.
2. It develop her imagination and widen her knowledge.
3. It develops her imagination and widens her knowledge.
4. It develop her imagination and widens her knowledge.

She/ hope/ have/ her/ own/ book/ future.

1. She hopes she will has her own book in the future.
2. She hopes she will have her own book in the future.
3. She hope she will have her own book in the future.
4. She hopes she will has her own book in a future.

They/ often/ go/ park.

1. They often go to park.
2. They often goes to park.
3. They are often go to park.
4. They go to park oftenly.

How/ your father go/ work?

1. How do your father go to work?
2. How does your father goes to work?
3. How do your father goes to work?
4. How does your father go to work?

 My parents usually watch TV in the evening.

1. My parents never watch TV.
2. In the evening, my dad and my mom usually watch TV.
3. In the evening, my mom and my dad clean our house.
4. My parents always watch TV in the evening.

 I enjoy going camping with my family.

1. I don’t like going camping with my family.
2. I usually go camping with my friends.
3. I am fond of going camping with my family.
4. I don’t want to go camping.

I hope I will live abroad in the future.

1. I wish I would live abroad in the future.
2. I don’t want to live abroad in the future.
3. I want living abroad in the future.
4. I lived abroad when I was small.