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    This document discusses electronic gadgets and how to talk about owning them. It introduces common electronic gadgets like pen drives, tablets, chargers, and headphones. It also explains how to use the verb "have got" to talk about what gadgets someone owns or does not own. Finally, it mentions using adverbs of frequency to describe how often someone uses the gadgets.

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    This document discusses electronic gadgets and how to talk about owning them. It introduces common electronic gadgets like pen drives, tablets, chargers, and headphones. It also explains how to use the verb "have got" to talk about what gadgets someone owns or does not own. Finally, it mentions using adverbs of frequency to describe how often someone uses the gadgets.

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    Tiger 5

    Unit – 1 – A world of gadgets


    Have you got electronic gadgets? Do you usually use them?

    VOCABULARY
    You can see the different electronic gadgets:

    HAVE GOT
    To talk about them, you can use the verb “have got”. For example:

    -I have got two pen drives, atablet and a charger but I haven’t got a satnav.

    -My mother has got headphones but she hasn’t got a MP3 player.
    ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

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