What have they got They have got roller

What have they got? They have got roller blades. They haven’t got skateboards.

A bird has got a beak, a tail and wings.

Has she got long hair? No, she hasn’t. She’s got short hair.

She has got a headache.

Masid. . . a magic lamp. have got has got

You. . . beautiful hair. have got has got

Oscar. . . a happy face. have got has got

We. . . green eyes. have got has got

She. . . an ugly face. have got has got

They. . . four legs. have got has got

Ziggy. . . big teeth. have got has got

He has got a guitar. It has got a long tail.

He has got a cold. They have got fishing rods.

She has got long hair. It has got stripes.

What hasn’t Ziggy got? He hasn’t got any hair.

What hasn’t Ziggy got? He hasn’t got any eyes.

What hasn’t Ziggy got? He hasn’t got any ears.

What hasn’t Ziggy got? He hasn’t got any teeth.

Have you got a calculator? Yes, I have. Have your parents got a jeep? Yes, they have.

Who has got long blonde hair? Suzie has got long blonde hair.

Who has got short blonde hair? Lin has got short blonde hair. Lisa has got short blonde hair.

Who has got wavy brown hair? Julie has got wavy brown hair.

Who has got glasses? Stan has got glasses.

Who has got a moustache? Stan has got a moustache.

Who has got short blonde hair? Steve has got short blonde hair.

Who has got grey hair? Stan has got grey hair.

Who has got curly hair? Ann has got curly hair.

Who has got wrinkles? Stan has got wrinkles.

Who has got a beard? John has got a beard?

Who has got a moustache? John has got a moustache.

Who has got short brown hair? Jim has got short brown hair.

Who has got grey hair? Claire has got grey hair.

Who has got wrinkles? Claire has got wrinkles.

What’s Eddy like? He has got brown eyes and black hair.

What’s Lin like? She’s got brown eyes and black hair.

What’s Oscar like? He’s got blue eyes and blonde hair.

What’s Wendy like? She’s got grey eyes and red hair.

. . . blue eyes? No, . . . . eyes. Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue

. . . green eyes? No, . . . . eyes. Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue

. . . brown hair? No, . . . . hair. Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue

. . . black hair? No, . . . . hair. Has she got He’s got he hasn’t white green Has he got She’s got she hasn’t blonde blue

Mike has got a video camera, but he hasn’t got a computer. They haven’t got a rabbit, but they have got a hamster.

John has got a briefcase, but he hasn’t got a camera. I I haven’t got a pen, but I have got a pencil.

Sally has got a doll, but she hasn’t got a ball.

Has she got short brown hair? No, she hasn’t. Has she got blue eyes? Yes, she has. Has she got blonde curly hair? No, she hasn’t. Is she old? No, she isn’t. Is she friendly? Yes, she is.

Has the boy got a doll? No, he hasn’t. He’s got a teddy bear. Has the woman got blonde hair? Yes, she has.

Have they got briefcases? Yes, they have. Has the lady got an umbrella? Yes, she has.

Has the giraffe got short neck? No, it hasn’t. It has got long neck. Have they got drums? No, they haven’t. They have got guitars.