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We say Yes, I have.",{"id":220,"prompt":221,"answer":18,"explanation":222},"tf4","'They has got a dog' is correct English.","With they we use have: they have got a dog.",{"id":224,"prompt":225,"answer":16,"explanation":226},"tf5","In a question, have or has comes first: 'Has she got a sister?'","Has comes first, then she, then got.",[228,231,234,237,240],{"question":229,"answer":230},"What's the difference between have got and has got?","Use have got with I, you, we and they. Use has got with he, she, it and one person or thing: my sister has got a cat. The meaning is the same.",{"question":232,"answer":233},"How do I know if 's means has or is?","Look at the next word. If got comes after 's, it is has: he's got a car = he has got a car. If there is no got, it is usually is: he's tall = he is tall.",{"question":235,"answer":236},"Do I use got in short answers?","No. Answer with have or has only: Have you got a bike? Yes, I have. Has he got a sister? No, he hasn't. 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Use has got with he, she, it and one person or thing: my brother has got a dog. In speaking, we often use the short forms: I've got, you've got, she's got, he's got.","For the negative, put not after have or has: I haven't got a car. He hasn't got a sister. For a question, put have or has first, and got after the person: Have you got a pen? Has she got blue eyes? In a short answer, do not use got: Yes, I have. No, she hasn't.","Be careful with 's. It can mean has or is. He's got a car means he has got a car. He's tall means he is tall. If got comes after 's, it is has.","Have got is very common in British English. In American English, people often say have, and they make questions like Do you have a pen? You learn this form later, with the present simple. 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few and a little with free interactive exercises: countable and uncountable nouns, how much and how many, with instant feedback.",{"es":513},"ejercicios-much-many",{"slug":515,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":516,"title":517,"levels":518,"tags":519,"meta_description":525,"updated_at":280,"available_locales":526,"question_count":264},"must-have-to-should-exercises","must-have-to-should","Must, Have To and Should Exercises",[277],[491,520,521,522,492,523,524],"mustn't","have-to","don't-have-to","advice","rules","Practice must, have to, mustn't, don't have to and should with free interactive exercises: rules, things that are necessary and advice, with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":527},"ejercicios-must-have-to-should",{"slug":529,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":530,"title":531,"levels":532,"tags":533,"meta_description":535,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":536,"question_count":264},"object-pronouns-exercises","object-pronouns","Object Pronouns 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Nouns Exercises (-s, -es, -ies, Irregular)",[11],[571,374,575,15],"irregular-plurals","Practice English plural nouns: -s, -es, -ies, -ves and irregular plurals like children, people and feet. 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explanations.",{"es":682,"pt-br":683},"ejercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous","exercicios-simple-past-vs-past-continuous",{"slug":685,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":686,"title":687,"levels":688,"tags":689,"meta_description":690,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":691,"question_count":332},"simple-present-exercises","simple-present","Simple Present Exercises",[11,277],[408,686],"Practice the simple present tense with free interactive exercises: third-person -s, negatives, questions and adverbs of frequency — with instant feedback and explanations.",{"es":692,"pt-br":693},"ejercicios-simple-present","exercicios-simple-present",{"slug":695,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":696,"title":697,"levels":698,"tags":699,"meta_description":704,"updated_at":280,"available_locales":705,"question_count":365},"subject-object-questions-exercises","subject-object-questions","Subject and Object Questions Exercises (Who likes tea? 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Get instant feedback and an answer key.",{"es":724},"ejercicios-there-is-there-are",{"slug":261,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":726,"title":262,"levels":727,"tags":728,"meta_description":731,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":732,"question_count":264},"demonstratives",[11],[726,729,730,15],"this-that","these-those","Practice this, that, these and those with free interactive exercises: near or far, one or more, questions and short answers, with instant feedback.",{"es":733},"ejercicios-this-that-these-those",{"slug":735,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":736,"title":737,"levels":738,"tags":739,"meta_description":745,"updated_at":280,"available_locales":746,"question_count":264},"too-enough-exercises","too-enough","Too and Enough Exercises",[277],[740,741,742,743,291,744],"too","enough","too-much","too-many","quantity","Practice too, enough, too much and too many with free interactive exercises: where each word goes, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":747},"ejercicios-too-enough",{"slug":749,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":750,"title":751,"levels":752,"tags":753,"meta_description":756,"updated_at":280,"available_locales":757,"question_count":264},"used-to-exercises","used-to","Used To Exercises",[277],[750,754,649,755],"past-habits","didn-t-use-to","Practice used to for past habits and states with free interactive exercises: positive, negative and questions, with instant feedback and clear explanations.",{"es":758},"ejercicios-used-to",{"slug":760,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":761,"title":762,"levels":763,"tags":764,"meta_description":766,"updated_at":555,"available_locales":767,"question_count":264},"verb-to-be-exercises","verb-to-be","Verb To Be (Am\u002FIs\u002FAre) Exercises",[11],[761,765,15],"to-be","Practice the verb to be (am, is, are) with free interactive exercises: multiple choice, gap-fill and more, instant feedback and explanations of every answer.",{"es":768,"pt-br":769},"ejercicios-verbo-to-be","exercicios-verbo-to-be",{"slug":771,"slug_localized":273,"skill":7,"topic":772,"title":773,"levels":774,"tags":775,"meta_description":778,"updated_at":17,"available_locales":779,"question_count":365},"wh-questions-exercises","wh-questions","Wh- Questions Exercises (What, Where, Who, When...)",[11],[772,776,700,777,15],"question-words","telling-the-time","Practice wh- questions in English: what, where, who, when, why, how, how old, how many, what time and which. 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