Use "to bee" or "to have" in the Present Indefinite Tense:1. You ... welcome. 2. The...

Use "to bee" or "to have" in the Present Indefinite Tense:

1. You ... welcome. 2. The metro station ... far from my house. 3. Marry and Nelly ... friends.
4. She ... out. 5. It ... 5 o'clock now. 6. She ... a nice flat. 7. We ... a little child. She ... four. 8. They ... a big car. It ... red. 9. How ... you? 10. How old ... Mary? 11. How many children ... they? 12. What country ... she from? 13. We ... well. They ... a small cottage. It ... far away. 15. She ... at home. 16. She ... no time. 17. He ... bad habits. 18. She ... at home. 16. She ... no time. 17. He ... bad habits. 18. How far ... it from here? 19. It ... easy to ask him about it. 20. It ... not good of her to say so. 21. She ... two mistakes in the test. Her mistakes ... bad. 22. They ... glad to see her. 23. It ... a rainy day, ... he an umbrella with him?

1. You are welcome.
2. The metro station is far from my house.
3. Mary and Nelly are friends.
4. She is out.
5. It is 5 o'clock now.
6. She has a nice flat.
7. We have a little child. She is four.
8. They have a big car. It is red.
9. How are you?
10. How old is Mary?
11. How many children have they (got)? How many children do they have
12. What country is she from?
13. We are well.
14. They have a small cottage. It is far away.
15. She is at home.
16. She has no time.
17. He has bad habits.
18. How far is it from here?
19. It is easy to ask him about it.
20. It is not good of her to say so.
21. She has two mistakes in the test. Her mistakes are bad.
22. They are glad to see her.
23. It is a rainy day, has he (got) an umbrella with him?