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lesson 1,Have/has got = have / has.
I have got a CD player, but Jim has not got one.
Has Lucy got one?
I have a CD player, but Jim has not / does not have one.
Does Lucy have a Cd player? read and act.
A: Excuse me.
Have you got dictionary?
B: I think I 've got one. yes, here you are.
A: Excuse me.
Have you got a sharpener?
B: Sorry.
I have not got one.
Ask Lucy.
Have you got a notebook?
Yes, I have / No, I have not.
Have you a notebook?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven'tDo you have an umbrella?
Yes, I do. / No, I do not.
In the school library.
A: Excuse me, have you got any books about chemistry?
B: Yes, we 've got several.
They 're on that shelf.
B: Sorry.
We have not got any at the moment. a book about / on chemistry. several: more than two or three,
but not many. at the moment: right now. jim: Hi, Bob!
I can not find my history book.
Have you seen it anywhere?
BoB: Yes, I think I have.
Look at that book on the desk.
Maybe it's yours.
JIM: Oh, yes, it's mine!
Thanks a lot.
BOB: You 're welcome.
TOM: Hello, Lucy!
I 've lost my dictionary.
Have you seen it anywhere?
LUCY: Sorry, I have not.
Why do not you ask Jim?
Perhaps he's seen it.
TOM: Thanks, I will, LUCY: Oh, there he is!
TOM: Jim, have you seen my dictionary?
JIM: Yes, I have.
I saw it on Lin Tao's desk 5 minutes ago.
It must be still there.
TOM: Thanks very much.
JIM: You 're welcome.
Have you seen it anywhere?
I have lost my dictionary.
Have you seen my dictionary?