EBK - What have you got?

 

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English brain kids 4 - Grammar - Have got

What'up? I'm doing homework

What's the difference between "What's up?" and Whatsapp?

The first one is a question and it means: What's the matter? What's happening?

The second one is an application for smartphone for messaging.

Have you got a smartphone?

Yes, I have / No, I haven't

Reading activity

The "mobile basket"

A reading comprehension activity

A speaking activity

Group work

Here is the result

Have got

GRAMMAR: Present Simple (grade 5)

Let's revise the Present Simple! 

Watch the following videos:

Present Simple of BE

The forms of be – Exercises

• Questions without question words and am, are, is – Exercise 
• Questions with question words and am, are, is – Exercise 
• Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 1 
• Short answers with am, are, is – Exercise 2 
• The forms of be – (am, are, is) – Exercise 1 
• The forms of be – (am, are, is) – Exercise 2 
• The verb be (am, are, is) in a text – Exercise 
• A game

Present Simple of "have got"

• have got or has got – Exercise 
• have got or has got in questions – Exercise 
• haven't got or hasn't got – Exercise 
• How to write haven't got and hasn't got correctly – Exercise 
• Short answers to questions with have got 
• More activities

Other verbs

• Positive statements in the Simple Present – Exercise 1 
• Positive statements in the Simple Present – Exercise 2 
• Simple Present – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 1 
• Simple Present – Negations – Long forms – Exercise 2 
• Simple Present – Negations – Contracted forms – Exercise 1 
• Simple Present – Negations – Contracted forms – Exercise 2 
• Negations in the Simple Present – Exercise 1 
• Negations in the Simple Present, don't or doesn't – Exercise 2 
• Simple Present – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 1 (verbs in bold) 
• Simple Present – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 2 (verbs in bold) 
• Simple Present – Negation of sentences in English – Exercise 3 
• Questions in the Simple Present – Exercise 1 
• Questions in the Simple Present – Exercise 2 
• Sentences and questions in the Simple Present – Exercise 1
• Sentences and questions in the Simple Present – Exercise 2 
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