Очень жду помощи The Verb to be. The Verb Have and Have Got a) Put in have got ('ve got), has got ('s got), haven't got or hasn't got. 1. Where is my newspaper? - I don't know. I ... it. 2. We ... three children, a boy and two girls. 3. She ... enough money to take the course in Microbiology. She will start it next month. 4. This plant ... modern equipment. 5. The production manager ... any time to speak with you. 6. She is going to work much today. She ... a lot of work. 7. Ben reads a lot. He ... a lot of books. 8. They are very friendly. They ... a lot of friends. 9. I can't repair this equipment now. I ... any tools. 10. John wants to start his own business but he ... enough money. 11. I ... some tools necessary for repairing this equipment. 2-Continuous and Perfect Tenses. Active Voice. Complete the sentences changing the infinitives in brackets into the present, past or future continuous. 1. The number of people without jobs ... (to increase) at the moment. 2. These days food ... (to become) more and more expensive. 3. John went to work in Spain last year. When he arrived in Spain his language wasn't very good but now it ... (to improve). 4. Health technologists ... (to make) body fluid analysis in the laboratory when the director came in. 5. Next year they will be finance graduates. They ... (to search) for career opportunities. 6. This month the company ... (to arrange) trainings in advertising and food safety for new entrants. 7. He ... (to take) short courses in crisis management and risk management. 8. - Where is the production manager? - She ... (to discuss) raw materials and other ingredients with suppliers. 9. They ... (to check) the quality of finished products when the students arrived. 10. This accountant ... (to prepare) product costing based on raw materials and manufacturing costs all day long tomorrow.
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