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    The document provides examples and practice exercises for using "have/has" and "have got/has got" to describe what is present or absent in a bedroom. Students are prompted to describe what is in their own bedroom or in a pictured bedroom using these phrases, mentioning what is present as well as what is not present and amounts. The goal is to practice using "have/has" versus "have got/has got" depending on whether an American or British perspective is being expressed.

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    The document provides examples and practice exercises for using "have/has" and "have got/has got" to describe what is present or absent in a bedroom. Students are prompted to describe what is in their own bedroom or in a pictured bedroom using these phrases, mentioning what is present as well as what is not present and amounts. The goal is to practice using "have/has" versus "have got/has got" depending on whether an American or British perspective is being expressed.

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    Have Got / Have

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    The document provides examples and practice exercises for using "have/has" and "have got/has got" to describe what is present or absent in a bedroom. Students are prompted to describe what is in their own bedroom or in a pictured bedroom using these phrases, mentioning what is present as well as what is not present and amounts. The goal is to practice using "have/has" versus "have got/has got" depending on whether an American or British perspective is being expressed.

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    HAVE GOT / HAVE

    PRACTICE:

    1. Describe your bedroom: what you have/ have got in your room. Then mention what
    you don´t have/ haven´t got and how much/how many.
    EXAMPLE:

    (American) I have a radio on my bed, but I do not have a Tv in my bedroom.

    (British) I have got a radio on my bed but I haven´t got a Tv in my bedroom.

    1 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    2 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    3 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    4 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    5 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    2. Look at the picture below and describe what this person has/has got in his or her
    room. Then mention what she doesn´t have/ hasn´t got and how much or how many
    and where.

    Example:

    (American) She has a lot of CDs in her room near the tv, but She does not have a radio in
    her bedroom.

    (British) She has got a lot of CDs in her room near the tv, but She hasn´t got a radio in
    her bedroom.

    1 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    2 (American) ____________________________________________________________
    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    3 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    4 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

    5 (American) ____________________________________________________________

    (British) ____________________________________________________________

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