To be & Have got

Those girls ​ (a)   ugly. They ​ (b)   beautiful.

• aren't
• are
• isn't
• is

Jack ​ (a)   at school today. He ​ (b)   at home.

• isn't
• is
• aren't
• are

I ​ (a)   in London. I ​ (b)   at work.

• am
• am not
• isn't
• amn't
• is
• are
• aren't

You ​ (a)   short. You ​ (b)   tall.

• aren't
• are
• isn't
• is
• am
• am not

That boy is an excellent singer. He ​ (a)   a beautiful voice.

• has got
• have got
• hasn't got
• haven't got

Your hair is light. You ​ (a)   dark hair.

• haven't got
• have got
• has got
• hasn't got

Billy ​ (a)   a blue schoolbag. His backpack is black.

• hasn't got
• has got
• have got
• haven't got

My friend is from the USA but she ​ (a)   family all over the world.

• has got
• have got
• haven't got
• hasn't got

I ​ (a)   one sister. Her name is Nancy.

• have got
• has got
• haven't got
• hasn't got

Complete the sentence with the correct form of to be or have got.

1. 1. Big Brother ____ the name of a popular reality TV programme.