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b Complete the Active grammar box.

Speaking

Active grammar

see Reference page 53

6 Work in pairs to describe rooms.

Student A: choose one of the rooms from Ex. i but don’t tell your partner. Talk about your room. Use there is/are and hawe got.

Student B: listen to your partner. Ask questions. Which room is it?

7 a Make a list of your family members and important personal possessions. Use the ideas in the box.

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b In pairs, find fourthings that...

• your partner has got but you haven*t got.

i _ 2 _ 3 _ 4 _

• you’ve got but your partner hasn’t got.

1 _ 2 _ 3 _ 4 _

A: Have you got o car?

B: No, I hawen*t but /' ve got a motorbike.

4 a Find the false sentences and correct them.

He’s got a house. X He hasn’t got a house.

1 He’s got an apartment in the centre of town.

2 It hasn’t got a kitchen.

3 He’s got a laptop Computer.

4 He hasn’t got a dining table.

5 He hasn’t got any chairs.

6 He’s got a garden.

b Make questions from the prompts and write true short answers.

London/five airports?

Has London got five airports? Yes, it has.

1 your town/a theatre?

2 your parents/a car?

3 you/a Computer?

4 your teacher/any pens?

8 Write a paragraph about where your partner lives and the things he/she has and hasn’t got. Use the How to box to help you.

Mariela lives in a house with a garden. She’s got two sisters. She's got a Computer and a printer but she hasn^r t got a mobile phone.

Pronunciation

5 a GD Listen to the underlined sounds. Which sound is different?

He’s got a laptop, a cat and a watch.

add information

Use and to join similar sentences or parts of sentences.

He's got a mobile phone. He*s got a TV. = He^fs got a mobile phone and a TV.

Use but to give different/contrasting information.

r we got a house. I haven' t got a car. =

I’ we got a house but I hawen' t got a car.