Ex.7. Fill in the blanks with “have” , “has” or “had” and read the dialogues in pairs.

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Ex.6. Read the sentences and ask your partner as in the example.

Ex.5. Underline the correct determiner of a noun in each sentence.

1. Where's an/the electric heater? I can't find it.

2. What happens at an/the end of a /the film?

3. David has an/the appointment at an/the optician's.

4. An/The old person sometimes feels lonely.

5. Peter owns a/the largest model plane in a/the world.

6. Luckily a/the fire brigade soon came and put out a/the fire.

7. Harry's mother brought him a/the guitar for his birthday present.

8. I'm thinking of buying/the new pair of trousers.

9. In the end there was a/the war between the two countries.

10. I didn't know an/the answer to a/the question, so I left it out.

E.g. A. There are some flowers in the vase.

B. Are there any flowers there?

A. Yes, there are some.

1. There are some carpets on the floor of the suite. 2. There is some liquid in the glass. 3. There are strawberries in the fridge. 4. There are some items in the box on the shelf. 5. There is some free space in the wardrobe. 6.There is a hole in this wall.7.There are four pools in the hotel. 8. There are two windows in my room. 9. There is a small table in the corner of the room. 10. There is a box of matches in my hand.

1. I need to …a rest before I continue working.2. Linda … troubles with her workmates.3. My family used to … lunch at noon. 4. First I'll pay a visit to my family and then I'll … a week holiday in Vallarta. 5. We … a nice time when we went to the cinema. 6. You … any cookies with your coffee. Have you? 7. Peter sold his car, but he … any money yet, has he? 8. We usually … 2 cups of coffee in the mornings.