1. Choose the correct word:

1. I has/have got a skateboard. 4. They has/have got pens and pencils.
2. Natasha have/has got a cap and gloves. 5. We has/have got basketballs.
3. Peter has/have got special powers. 6. Sue and Mark have/has got bicycles.

2. Choose the correct word:

1. Amy has got a new bikes/bike. 4. Jim has got brown glove/gloves.
2. Tim has got a pair of trainer/trainers. 5. She has got a guitars/guitar.
3. We have got red watches/watch. 6. Emma has got three dolls/doll.

3. Choose the correct response:

1. Are those your new trainers? A. He’s Australian.
2. How old are you? B. She’s from Canada.
3. What colour is your bike? C. A notebook and pens.
4. Where is Sue from? D. It’s Wendy.
5. What is Tim’s nationality? E. I’m fourteen.
6. What has Jane got in her school bag? F. It’s red.
7. Who is your best friend? G. Yes, they are.

4. Change in the plural:

1. This house is brown.
2. That woman is a teacher.
3. This is a pen.
4. That is a knife.
5. This is a man.
6. That is a tomato.
7. This is a box.
8. That is a mouse.

5. Read the e-mail and mark the sentences T(true) or F(false):

Hi, Betty!

How are you? I’m fine. I’ve got a great collection. I have got seventeen dolls. They are from the UK, the USA, Australia, France and Canada. My Japanese doll is a present from my mum and dad. I’m proud of my collection. Doll collecting is fun and easy. It makes me happy.

Love, Amy.

1. The e-mail is from Betty. 4. The e-mail is about Amy’s doll collection.
2. Amy likes her doll collection. 5. Amy is proud of the collection.
3. The doll from Japan is from 6. Doll collecting isn’t easy.

4854. Japanese friend.

4. Choose the correct word:

1. Bob has/have got a blue school bag. 4. Sue and Mark have/has got bicycle.
2. We has/have got basketballs. 5. Natasha have/has got a cap and gloves.
3. They has/have pens and pencils. 6. Peter has/have got special powers.

5. Choose the correct word:

1. Mary has got 100 stamp/stamps. 4. Tom has got a new bikes/bike.
2. She has got a pink handbags/handbag. 5. Amy has got a new pair of trainer/trainers.
3. Emma has got one dolls/doll. 6. We have white watches/watch.

6. Choose the correct response:

1. Are those your new trainers? A. A notebook and pens.
2. Who is your best friend? B. I’m fourteen.
3. What is Tim’s nationality? C. It’s red.
4. What has Jane got in her school bag? D. She’s from Canada.
5. How old are you? E. It’s Wendy.
6. Where is Sue from? F. He’s Australian.
7. What colour is your skateboard? G. Yes, they are.

7. Change in the plural:

1. This is a helmet.
2. That is a scarf.
3. This man is a doctor.
4. That is a child.
5. This is a leaf.
6. That is a mug.
7. This is a toy.
8. That is a mouse.

8. Read the e-mail and mark the sentences T(true) or F(false):

Hi, Mark!

How are you? I’m fine. I’ve got a great cap collection. I have got twelve caps. They are from the UK, the USA, Australia, France, Japan and Canada. My Australian cap is a present from my friend Steve. I’m proud of my collection. Cap collecting is fun and easy. It makes me happy.

Bye for now, Damien.

1. The e-mail is from Mark. 4. Damien is proud of his collection.
2. The e-mail is about Damien’s cap collection. 5. Cap collecting isn’t easy.
3. Damien likes his cap collection. 6. The cap from Australia is a present from

his dad.