GRAMMAR THE PICTURE THE PICTURE THE PICTURE Have got/ Has got Have got/ Has got ♦We often use have/has got to talk about: appearance, possessions, family Ex: I have got a watch She hasn’t got a baby Have they got a new house? Have got/ has got Exercises 1: 1) My mother _ (have got) a watch 2) You _ (have got) an umbrella 3) Jeff _ (have got) an MP3 player 4) I _ (have got) hazel eyes 5) She _ (have not got) black hair 6) I _ (have got) a spider Have got/ Has got 1) My mother has got watch 2) You have got an umbrella 3) Jeff has got an MP3 player 4) I have got hazel eyes 5) She hasn’t got black hair 6) I have got a spider A: Hello B: oh, hi Dad Where are you? A: I’m in my hotel I’m having a drink in the bar It is rainning a lot here Is Mum there? B: Yes, but she is talking to somebody on the mobile just now A: Oh What are you doing? B: My friend Matt is here A: Matt? Why aren’t you doing your homework? B: Don’t worry We are studying together A: Where’s Jenny? B: She is waiting for Kevin to come They are having a party tonight A: Oh What is she wearing? B: Nothing special OK Dad, here’s Mum Bye A: Hello B: oh, hi Dad Where are you? A: I’m in my hotel I’m having a drink in the bar It is rainning a lot here Is Mum there? B: Yes, but she is talking to somebody on the mobile just now A: Oh What are you doing? B: My friend Matt is here A: Matt? Why aren’t you doing your homework? B: Don’t worry We are studying together A: Where’s Jenny? B: She is waiting for Kevin to come They are having a party tonight A: Oh What is she wearing? B: Nothing special OK Dad, here’s Mum Bye Present continuous Ex: I am playing football with my friends They aren’t watching the TV at present Is he going out with you? Using of present continuous: ♦ Use the Present Continuous with Normal Verbs to express the idea that something is happening now, at this very moment Ex: You are learning English now You are not swimming now ♦ We use the Present Continuous to say that we are in the process of doing a longer action which is in progress; however, we might not be doing it at this exact second Ex: I am not reading any books right now Using of present continuous: ♦ Sometimes, speakers use the Present Continuous to indicate that something will or will not happen in the near future Ex: I am not going to the party tonight Is he visiting his parents next weekend? ♦ The Present Continuous with words such as "always" or "constantly" expresses the idea that something irritating or shocking often happens Ex: He is constantly talking I wish he would shut up Exercises: Mum: Hello, love What you (do)? Ollie: I (study), Mum I’ve got a big exam tomorrow What about you? Mum: Oh Ollie, I just had to phone you I _ (ride) a camel at the Pyramids! Ollie: Cool!!! Mum: I’m with a tour group We (have) a great time! We’re all riding camels and the sun shining Oh, it’s fantastic, Ollie! Ollie: Lucky you! Mum: So, _ you (work) hard for the exam? Ollie: I’m trying to, Mum! Mum: What Daisy (do) now? Is she at home? Ollie: No, She’s at tennis practice Mum: Of course she is OK I’ve got to go They (wait) for me to get off the phone! Bye love Ollie: Bye Mum Mum: Hello, love What are you doing? Ollie: I’m studying, Mum I’ve got a big exam tomorrow What about you? Mum: Oh Ollie, I just had to phone you I’m riding a camel at the Pyramids! Ollie: Cool!!! Mum: I’m with a tour group We’re having a great time! We’re all riding camels and the sun shining Oh, it’s fantastic, Ollie! Ollie: Lucky you! Mum: So, are you working hard for the exam? Ollie: I’m trying to, Mum! Mum: What’s Daisy doing now? Is she at home? Ollie: No, She’s at tennis practice Mum: Of course she is OK I’ve got to go They’re waiting for me to get off the phone! Bye love Ollie: Bye Mum How to learn English grammar effectively? How to learn English grammar effectively? - Good learning basic English grammar - Playing the game of English grammar - English daily writing practice - Mapping thinking English grammar - Hard to homework every day Have/has got GRAMMAR Present continuous How to learn English grammar effectively? ... Bye Mum How to learn English grammar effectively? How to learn English grammar effectively? - Good learning basic English grammar - Playing the game of English grammar - English daily writing... writing practice - Mapping thinking English grammar - Hard to homework every day Have/has got GRAMMAR Present continuous How to learn English grammar effectively?