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TO BE-HAVE GOT/HAS GOT-LIKES/DISLIKES THROUGH READING MEET MY FRIENDS. Examples of HAVE GOT/HAS GOT - LIKES/DISLIKES,and VERB TO BE. Reading the informations about the children and filling the gaps through the information given. Hope to be helpful.. Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type: worksheet     VERB HAVE GOT - AFFIRMATIVE STUDENTS READ ABOUT THE VERB HAVE GOT, REWRITE SENTENCES USING THE SHORT FORM OF THE VERB AND THEN THEY WRITE SENTENCES ACCORDING TO THE PICTURES. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     This is my house This is an elementary text about the house and part of it. The are three reading comprehension exercises: a table to fill in with the rooms, matching and questions about the text. Have a great weekend! Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     Read, draw, and colour the faces. I was so inspired by the similar work of gabitza, and my students so liked it, and I decided to create an analogous one. Intructions: cut out the mini-task for each student. They read the description and draw and colour the faces. Enjoy! Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Type: worksheet     HAVE GOT/ HAS GOT A worksheet to practise HAVE GOT and HAS GOT. It consists of 6 exercises: 1). Fill in the gaps with HAVE GOT or HAS GOT. 2). Make alternative questions. 3). Make the sentences using the words. 4). Ask general questions according to the example. 5). Make negative sentences. 6). Fill in the gaps with have got or has got. Hope you�ll find it useful wi... Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: worksheet     VERB HAVE GOT - NEGATIVE STUDENTS READ ABOUT THE VERB HAVE GOT IN THE NEGATIVE. THEN THEY WRITE SENTENCES AND MATCH THE PICTURES ACCORDING TO THE INFORMATION IN THE CHART. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     To be & have got Some really easy and clear tasks for young students to practise to be and have got first separately then in one exercise. I hope it is useful for some of you. Have a nice Monday! Level: elementary Age: 8-11 Type: worksheet     "Stella�s Family" - Verbs To Be & Have Got: Simple Present Students read the text and complete it with am, is, are, has got or have got. They are then exposed to the negative form and to the interrogative + wh-questions through the reading tasks: they answer the questions on the text and they ask questions for the answers. KEY included. You can also use this worksheet as remedial work and then give the stu... Level: advanced Age: 8-12 Type: worksheet     HAVE GOT /HAS GOT a worksheet on HAVE/HAS GOT with classroom objects. Hope you like it :) Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: worksheet     Have you got a pet? A Mini-Book supposed to be used as conversation builder together with some interesting characters on speaking cards. These characters have profiles including their name, age, family, likes, dislikes and pets. Instructions and links to the speeking cards are included in the worksheet. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     To Have got / Clothes / Patterns / colours / Order of adjectives Study sheet / grammar guide + exercises Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: worksheet     Have Got or To Be? It�s a simple worksheet for students to practise the verbs Have Got and To Be in context. There are different activities with a different level of difficulty. I hope you find it useful! Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Type: worksheet     Joe�s Family - Verbs To Be & Have Got - Simple Present Students read the text about Joe�s family (a very easy text) and complete it with the Present Simple of the verbs to be and have got - affirmative form. They are then exposed to the negative form and to the interrogative + wh-questions through the reading tasks: they answer the questions on the text and they ask questions for the answers. Wish you... Level: elementary Age: 8-11 Type: worksheet     Verb Have got This worksheet is about the verb "Have got" (4 pages in all). It contains a grammar guide and 9 exercises to practise all forms of the verb: affirmative, negative and interrogative. Answer key included. Hope you find it useful!! Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     WHO IS WHO? GAME - CLASSROOM OBJECTS AND HAVE GOT (part 1) Pair work activity that can be used with the cards or without them. If you use the cards, one of the students will say what each child has/hasn�t got and the other student will try to guess the name of the child from the main card. A different possibility is to work without the cards and, in this case, one of the students chooses a child from the m... Level: elementary Age: 9-11 Type: activity-card	ANIMALS, BODY PARTS There aren�t any presentations of animals� body parts, so this is what I�ve prepared. It depicts parts of animals� body and a game where students need to choose the right options to practise them. Multiple choice exercise. I hope, you�ll find it useful:) Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Format: PowerPoint           Food Voc. What do you have? This ppt teaches "What does s/he have?" and "What do you have?" structures with real images. It also gives some plural and singular noun examples.It also mentions likes and dislikes. I find it very useful. Level: elementary Age: 3-14 Format: PowerPoint           I�ve Got........ Who�s Got..... This should be in a worksheet format, however, I find it easier to navigate PPt. A set of editable conversation cards to be printed and used in a game situation for youngsters to practice �I have� and �Who has� (I�ve got � who�s got). Set one (12 cards, slides 1&2)is random animals and set two is the alphabet. This theme can be used for reviewing ... Level: elementary Age: 4-10 Format: PowerPoint           HAVE GOT and HAS GOT HAVE YOU GOT ANY TIME TO ��HAVE A DEKKO�� AT MY NEW PPT? IT IS ALL ANIMATED. Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           have got/has got have got,has got Level: elementary Age: 4-8 Format: PowerPoint           have got/has got thanks Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Format: PowerPoint           Toys with have got / haven�t got I made this power point to teach young children in grade 1 in my country. They liked this power point. Hope you like it too. Level: elementary Age: 5-8 Format: PowerPoint           have got-has got in a funny way have has got Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Family This ppt aims to teach family members using attracting pictures. For the grammar part, "have got/has got" have been used. Enjoy it :) Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint           SUPERGIRL PART 1 (ANIMATED)after watching the HUGEMAN, my students (girls) wanted a female heroine I use this to consolidate "have-has got/can-can�t/likes- doesn�t like...etc. Also I prepared the post-activity (TRUE-FALSE) slide as the SECOND part Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           What are you like? Part 2. Useful presentation to practice the people�s descriptions. Children can learn how to describe famous people, and then they have to describe other famous people, friends and relatives. There are three parts of this presentation due to its size. Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Format: PowerPoint           Has got-have got the students look at the monsters and the other characters and guess "how many eyes..","how many ears..." etc for each characters. Level: elementary Age: 7-10 Format: PowerPoint           my body 1 body parts Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Format: PowerPoint           Guessing game - Describing famous people this is a funny game for student to review description. in groups students are given names of famous people who they have to describe without given their names, the rest of the classmate have to guess who the famous person is. Then they check by whatching the caricature of each person. I hope you like it. it is fully editable. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           have got enjoy learning English with a PPT presentation :) Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint

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