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Be, Do, Have Exercise

June 2, 2025 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate form of be, do or have.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There ............... no water in this bottle.
Wrong!
Use "is" after "there" with the singular uncountable noun "water".
2There ............... any water in this bottle.
Wrong!
Use "isn't" with "any" to make the negative sentence.
3She ............... have any children.
Wrong!
Use "doesn't" before the base verb "have" for a negative sentence with "she".
4............... you got many friends?
Wrong!
Use "Have" at the beginning of a question with "got".
5There ............... some apples in the fridge.
Wrong!
Use "are" after "there" with the plural noun "apples".
6............... there an egg in the nest?
Wrong!
Use "Is" in a question with "there" and the singular noun phrase "an egg".
7............... birds lay eggs?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with the plural subject "birds".
8There ............... many homeless people.
Wrong!
Use "are" after "there" with the plural noun phrase "many homeless people".
9............... there many unemployed people here?
Wrong!
Use "Are" in a question with "there" and the plural noun phrase "many unemployed people".
10............... you got his phone number?
Wrong!
Use "Have" at the beginning of a question with "got".
11............... you have his phone number?
Wrong!
Use "Do" to make a present simple question with "you have".
12We ............... got any money to spend on useless things.
Wrong!
Use "haven't" before "got" to make the negative form of "have got".

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  1. There is no water in this bottle.
  2. There isn’t any water in this bottle.
  3. She doesn’t have any children.
  4. Have you got many friends?
  5. There are some apples in the fridge.
  6. Is there an egg in the nest?
  7. Do birds lay eggs?
  8. There are many homeless people.
  9. Are there many unemployed people here?
  10. Have you got his phone number?
  11. Do you have his phone number?
  12. We haven’t got any money to spend on useless things.

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