Types of questions:

General question: Is the weather fine?

Special question: What is the weather?

Question to the subject: What is fine?

Alternative question: Is the weather or the garden fine?

Disjunctive question: The weather is fine, isn’t it? The weather isn’t fine, is it?

Indirect question: I wonder if the weather is fine.

To have/ have got

Person	Present	Past	Future
I	Have /have got	Had /had got	(shall)will have/ (shall) will have got
You	Have/ have got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got
He	Has / has got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got
She	Has / has got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got
It	Has /has got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got
We	Have/have got	Had /had got	(shall)will have/ (shall) will have got
You	Have/ have got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got
They	Have /have got	Had /had got	Will have/ will have got

Negative	Interrogative
I don’t have/ haven’t got	Do I have?/ Have I got?
You don’t have/ haven’t got	Do you have?/ Have you got?
He doesn’t have/ hasn’t got	Does he have?/Has he got?
She doesn’t have hasn’t got	Does she have?/Has she got?
It doesn’t have hasn’t got	Does it have?/Has it got?
We don’t have/ haven’t got	Do we have? Have we got?
You don’t have/ haven’t got	Do you have?/ Have you got?
They don’t have/ haven’t got	Do they have?/ Have they got?

Exercises:

1 Fill in the gaps necessary form of the verb to be:

1 The rose ... beautiful.

2. ... I right?

3. It ... not my book.

4. Jane ... not a teacher.

5. They... in the street.

6. It ... not his pen.

7. ... they late?

8. He ... very tired yesterday.

9. They ... not very happy together.

10. Why ... you angry with me last night?

11. Her doctor ... not very helpful,

12. ... they in France or in Spain last summer?

13. Mr. Jones ... not in the office yesterday.

14. I ... in bed all morning.

15. It ... not very warm in the swimming-pool, ... it?

16. You ... not very friendly to my sister.

17. She ... a beautiful baby.

18. They ... awake early this morning.

19. I ... not with them at the cafe.

20. Ruth ... on holiday last week.

21. It ... a very nice letter

22. We ... very pleased to see you.

23. Michael and his brother Andrew .... here last year.

2 Give the right question tags:

MODEL: My sister is a student, isn't she?

l. He's ten years old.

2. His grandfather is at home.

3. Ann isn't at work.

4. That isn't Mary.

5. His parents are very proud of him.

6. Mr. Smith is a good doctor.

7. It isn't very far from London.

8. They're Tom's brothers.

9. Her sister is a beautiful blonde.

10. They aren't busy today.

11. It isn't hot today.

12. Susan isn't an economist.

13. They aren't in a hurry.

14. He is right.

16. The story is very interesting.

3 Fill in the necessary form of the verb to have or have got:

1. He is standing there in the rain and . . . even the sense to put up his umbrella, (negative)

2. He . . . a cold in the head. ~ That's nothing new; he always . . . a cold.

3. I . . . brainwaves very often, but I . . . one now. (1st verb negative)

4. It is no good arguing with someone who . . . a bee in his bonnet.

5. Why don't you say something? You . . . an excuse? (negative)

6. You . . . this toothache yesterday?

7. How many letters . . . the alphabet?

8. The houses in your country . . . flat roofs?

9. That cup . . . a crack in it.

10. You . . . a motor cycle? ~ No, I only . . . an ordinary bicycle, but I . . . a motor cycle next year

4 Translate these sentences into English:

1 У Джона двое детей.

2 У вас есть работа? – Да, у меня хорошая работа.

3 У нее есть несколько английских словарей.

4 У тебя есть зеленый карандаш? – Да, вот он.

6. У нас был старый телевизор. Через неделю у нас будет новый.

7. Есть ли у вас научные журналы? – Нет.

8. У них было несколько вопросов по этой теме.

9. Есть ли кинотеатр в вашем городе?