José Carlos

Read and choose the correct option.

Students learn how to use have got and has got in British English to talk about possessions, family members, pets, and physical features. They also practise common short forms such as I’ve got, she’s got, and they’ve got.

Activities include choosing the correct form, completing sentences, writing short forms, correcting mistakes, rewriting sentences, completing a paragraph, identifying different uses, and a short writing challenge. A related video lesson is included via a QR code and clickable link for extra support and practice. Suitable for A1–A2 ESL/EFL learners.

Que color corresponde?

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