2. Rachel I lived in Madrid for a whole year. And I have to be honest and say that at
first, well, I wasn't very happy. You see, I was homesick. I missed my
family, and I just wanted to go home. Part of the problem was my
Spanish. I couldn't communicate very well.
But I love to eat! And that's what really saved me. I tried tapas, those
small plates of food with bite-sized portions that they serve in places all
over the city. There were so many kinds! Fried squid, sausages, olives, all
kinds of meat and seafood in sauces ... Oh! It makes me hungry just
thinking about it. And of course, tapas are meant to be shared with other
people, so it's really fun. I made some Spanish friends, and we'd go out
for tapas all the time. So, I got to eat a lot of delicious food, and of
course, my Spanish improved dramatically as well. But there was one
thing that was difficult to adjust to, and that was that dinner was always
served at a late hour. I wasn't used to eating at eleven o'clock at night!
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1. She HAS GOT long hair.
2. We HAVE GOT short hair.
3. You HAVE GOT big eyes.
4. My dog HAS GOT big ears.
5. They HAVE GOT black hair.
Negative
1. She HASN'T GOT long hair.
2. We HAVEN'T GOT short hair.
3. You HAVEN'T GOT big eyes.
4. My dog HASN'T GOT big ears.
5. They HAVEN'T GOT black hair.
Questions
1. HAS Mark GOT a CD?
2. HAS he GOT a watch?
3. HAS Nina GOT a computer?
4. HAS Linda GOT a book?
5. HAVE Peter and Lisa GOT videos?
6. HAVE they GOT bicycles?
Complete the sentences
A.
1. I HAVE GOT some apples.
2. I HAVN'T GOT (not) any shoes.
3. He HAS GOT a new car.
4. They HAVEN'T GOT (not) a new car.
5. How many children HAS he GOT ?
6. We HAVEN'T GOT (not) a dog.
7. I HAVEN'T GOT (not) any food.
8. They HAVE GOT some fruit.
9. She HASN'T GOT (not) any friends.
10. I´m busy, I HAVEN'T GOT (not) a lot of time.
11. This flat is great, it HAS GOT a lot of space.
12. What HAVE you GOT ?
13. HAVE you GOT a pencil?
14. We HAVEN'T GOT (not) any fruit.
15. They HAVEN'T GOT (not) much money.
16. They HAVE GOT a lot of happiness.
17. We HAVEN'T GOT (not) a new computer.
18. Málaga HAS GOT a lot of nice hotels.
19. He HASN'T GOT (not) any problems.
20. Madrid HAS GOT many old buildings.
21. HAVE you GOT an aspirin?
22. I HAVEN'T GOT (not) any cigarettes.
23. HAVE you GOT brothers and sisters?
24. Kim HAS GOT a new watch.
25. HAVE you GOT you plane ticket?
B.
1. I HAVE GOT a house in the country.
2. HAVE you GOT a cold?
3. She HAS GOT 5000 euros in the bank.
4. He HAS GOT four beautiful daughters.
5. They HAVE GOT three kids.
6. Peter HAS GOT Internet.
7. Mark HAS GOT a cat called Monkey.