has got (1)

Type the correct form of do or have got into the box. Use contractions where possible.

1. your car got an MP3 player?

2. She (not) ski.
3. This watch GPS and an altimeter.
4. Kerry like Enrique Iglesias?
5. He (not) any money.
6. Jim (not) drive a red car.

have got [+], [-], [?] (1)

Type the correct form of have into the box. Use contractions where possible.

1. They got three children.

2. you got any sisters or brothers?
3. I've got a pencil but I got a rubber.
4. Oh no! We got any coffee.
5. You got a lot of books.
6. you got a mobile phone?

object pronouns me, you, him, her, us, them (1)

Type the correct word into the box.

1. Hi, I'm Mike. Do you remember ?

2. That's Mary. Let's go and say 'hello' to .
3. They're my parents. Come and meet .
4. Who's that man? Do you know ?
5. This is our address. Write to .
6. I like this music. Do you like ?
order of adjectives (1)

Choose the correct answer.

1. It's a ____________building. tall black/black tall

2. I've got an old____________ . bike blu/blue bikee
3. She's got a____________ . Brown dog fat/fat Brown dog
4. He drives a____________ car. yellow small/small yellow
5. You've got____________ . blue eyes/eyes blue
6. I like the____________ . small red bag/ bag small and red

countable and uncountable (1)

Type is or are into the box.

1. the red wine expensive?

2. These chocolates half price.
3. The sandwiches four euros.
4. The soup 3.99.
5. How much an orange?
6. The crisps on special offer.

much, many, a lot of (1)

Choose the correct answer.

1. There aren't ____________tea bags. many / a lot

2. How____________ sugar is there? lot / much
3. There isn't____________ water. many / much
4. I've got ____________of eggs. a lot / many
5. How ____________carrots have we got? much / many
6. We haven't got a ____________of bread. much / lot

some, any (1)

Type some or any into the box.

1. We haven't got tomatoes for the salad.

2. I'd like onions and carrots, please.
3. There isn't tea in the cupboard.
4. Have you got sausages?
5. Can I have jam on my bread, please?
6. We need vegetables.

there is, there are (1)

Use the verb TO BE and THERE IS or THERE ARE.

1. There's some pasta but there____________ any onions.

2. ____________there any vegetables in a French omelette?
3. ____________any sugar in this tea?
4. There ____________any meat in a Greek salad.
5. There ____________some milk near the checkout.
6. There ____________some bananas in the trolley.