V. Make sentences; choose the correct form of the verb to have got:

1. He /have got/ some cards in his bag. 2. These girls /have got/ the key. 3. You /have got/ money? 4. Tom and Mary /have got/ a lot of friends. 5. Natalie /have got/ a sandwich and a cup of tea for breakfast. 6. Their cat /have got/ six kittens. 7. France /have got/ mountains and forests. 8. She /have got/ grandparents? 9. We /have got/ free time today? 10. Andrew /have got/ sweets? 11. They /have got/ pictures of whales? 12. You /have got/ friends?

VI. Translate the sentences; mind the Possessive Case of the Nouns:

1. Mr. Smith’s children are at the university, they study biophysics. 2. My friend’s sister is a laboratory assistant. 3. What is the Browns’ telephone number? 4. Are you our lecturer’s son? 5. I don’t know my teachers’ addresses. 6. Educational establishments of all kinds, including colleges and universities, have approximately one fourth of this country’s population. 7. Do you know my brothers’ wives? 8. There are many problems in today’s world.

VII. Replace the of-phrase by the noun in the possessive case:

1. The friend of my mother. 2. The speech of the President. 3. The farm of old McDonald. 4. The novels by D. Steel. 5. The hobbies of the children. 6. The poems by Burns. 7. The duties of a man. 8. A conference of doctors. 9. The life of a bodyguard. 10. The policy of France. 11. The streets of London. 12. The bank of the river. 13. The rays of the sun. 14. The way of Nature. 15. The teas of India. 16. The history of the world. 17. The difficulties of the companies. 18. The crew of a ship. 19. The research of the students. 20. The experiment of the scientist.

Test your grammar:

1. What _____ in the glass of water?

a) is there

b) there is

c) are there

d) there are

2. _____ money Ann’s or yours?

a) these are

b) are these

c) this is

d) is this

3. _____ the ticket to the next football match?

a) has you got

b) have you got

c) you have got

d) you has got

4. Who _____ at the fireplace?

a) is there

b) there is

c) are there

d) there are

5. This information _____ essential for us.

a) is

b) are

c) have

d) has

6. Is there much orange juice in the glass? – No, _____.

a) there is

b) thare isn’t

c) there are

d) there aren’t

7. The _____ was spacious and cozy.

a) children room’s

b) children rooms’

c) children’s room

d) childrens’ room

8. _____ a nice view from her balcony?

a) she has got

b) has she got

c) she have got

d) have she got

9. Have his sons got money? – No, they _____.

a) has

b) hasn’t

c) have

d) haven’t

10. The _____ books are on the desk. 

a) student

b) student’s

c) students

d) students’

Unit 2. The cell

Wordbuilding: Suffixes -able, -ible; -ful, -less Grammar: I. The plural forms of the noun II. Pronouns. Indefinite pronouns (many/much; (a) little/(a) few) III. Adjectives. Degrees of comparison IV. The Indefinite Tenses (Active Voice) Text A: The Cell Text B: The Cell Theory