Physical Features & Grammar: to be or to have got?

This is my best friend. Her name ...

• Sally.

• has Sally.

• is Sally.

• Sally is.

Sally ...

• has 10 years old.

• are 10 years old.

• have got 10 years old.

• is 10 years old.

Has Sally got any brothers or sisters?

• Yes, she's got a twin brother.

• Yes, she is.

• No, she haven't.

• Yes, she have.

Sally's eyes ...

• have light brown.

• are light brown.

• is light brown.

• has got light brown.

Her brother Josh ...

• have got long frizzy dark hair.

• is short wavy dark hair.

• has got long frizzy dark hair.

• has long frizzy dark hair.

Are these your blue shoes, Sally?

• Yes, they are.

• Yes, it is.

• No, they be.

• Yes, I have.

Sally looks smart. She ...

• is got a beautiful blue dress.

• is a beautiful blue dress.

• 's got a beautiful blue dress.

• have got a beautiful blue dress.

How long is Sally's hair?

• She has long hair.

• It are long hair.

• It's long.

• is long.

Mrs Brown, Sally's mother, ...

• have got awesome glasses.

• has awesome glasses

• have awesome glasses

• has got awesome glasses

Josh ...

• hasn't got green trainers.

• is a green trainers.

• has green trainers.

• have got green trainers.