The document provides examples of simple present tense verbs and the verb "to have" or "have got" used in sentences. It includes sentences where the verbs are used correctly and incorrectly. There are also sentences where the reader must identify whether "am", "have", or another form of the verb is missing. The document tests understanding of basic verb conjugations and usages in simple present tense sentences.

1. Present Simple verb to be have got
1) They hockey at school. (to play)
2) She e-mails. (not/to write)
3) you English? (to speak)
4) My parents fish. (not/to like)
5) Anne any hobbies? (to have)
6) Andy's brother in an office. (to work)
7) Leroy very fast. (can/not/to read)
8) Jim and Joe the flowers every week? (to water)
9) Yvonne's mother a motorbike. (not/to ride)
10) Elisabeth cola? (to drink)
Every Monday, Sally (drive) her kids to football practice.
2. Usually, I (work) as a secretary at ABT.
5. I hate living in Seattle because it (rain, always) .
7. Justin always (write) a book about his adventures in Tibet.
8. Jim: Do you want to come over for dinner tonight?
Denise: Oh, I'm sorry, I _______ (not go) (go) to a movie tonight with some
friends.
Verb to be have got
I a nice room.
2) She a cat.
3) Jack a pet.
4) The sisters great teachers.
5) He an old bike.
6) They a goldfish.
7) Emma lots of friends.
8) We a problem.
9) Joe and Philip a sister.

2. Present Simple verb to be have got
10) The family two cars.
I _________ cold. ( = I feel cold)
have
am
2. I ________ a cold. ( = I am sick)
am
have
3. ________ a little hungry.
I'm
I've
4. He ________ a lot of money.
has
is

3. Present Simple verb to be have got
5. These students ________ very smart.
have
6. Thomas ________ two children.
has
is
7. I ________ sleepy.
have
am
8. Mary ________ 24 years old.
has
is
9. The athletes ________ tired.
don't have
are not