The document provides a grammar exercise to practice using the verbs "to have got", "there to be", and "to be" in different sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. It includes 3 sections with multiple examples of sentences testing different uses of these verbs, including questions, statements of possession or existence, and sentences requiring negation or affirmative forms. The overall document aims to help students practice and reinforce their understanding of these common English verbs.

1. Escola E. B. 2, 3 D. Manuel de Faria e Sousa
English – 7th Form
Teacher: Fernanda Soares
VERBS “TO HAVE GOT” / “THERE TO BE” / “TO BE”
A. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE RIGHT FORMS OF THE VERB to have got:
1. They like animals. They have got three dogs and two cats.
2. An insect ______________ six legs.
3. Hurry! We ______________ (not) much time.
4. __________________ (you) a lot of friends?
5. Julie wants to go on holiday but she ______________ (not) any money.
6. Mr and Mrs Johnson ______________ two children, a boy and a girl.
7. __________________ (your father) a car?
8. It’s a nice house but it ______________ (not) a garden.
9. I don’t feel very well. I ______________ a headache.
B. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE RIGHT FORMS OF THE VERB there to be:
1. Look! There is a photograph of George in the newspaper.
2. _______________ five people in my family: my parents, my two brothers and me.
3. How many students _______________ in your class?
4. Excuse me, _______________ a restaurant near here?
5. _______________ a car in front of the house. Is it yours?
6. We can’t go skiing. _______________ (not) any snow.
7. _______________ (not) any letters for you today.
8. _______________ a good film on TV this evening. I’m going to watch it.
9. _______________ twenty-six letters in the English alphabet.
C. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE RIGHT FORMS OF THE VERBS to be, there to be OR to have got:
1. Jim has got black hair.
2. Ann and I _________________ very good friends.
3. _________________ a football match on TV tonight.
4. The Harrisons _________________ (not) any children.
5. How much money _________________ (you)?
6. _________________ you interested in art?
7. I can’t open the door because I _________________ (not) the key.
8. How many states _________________ in the USA?
9. “_________________ (you) any money?” “Yes, _________________ some in my bag.”
10. _________________ a letter on the floor. _________________ it for you?
11. “_________________ your parents at home?” “No, they _________________ (not).”
12. Everybody likes Tom. He _________________ a lot of friends.
13. “What _________________ (you) in your bag?” “Nothing. It _________________ empty.”
14. _________________ it cold today?
15. We _________________ a computer in our bedroom. It _________________ on our desk.
16. You _________________ wrong.
17. Excuse me, _________________ a hotel near here?
18. Where can we sit? _________________ (not) any chairs in the room.