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The boys (a)   cars.

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Jose (a)   a laptop.

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Bob and Dylan (a)   a PS4.

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Martin (a)   a mobile phone.

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____ Dan ____ a Tv?

(a)  

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_____ your parents ____ a new car?

(a)  

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____ you ____ English lessons today?

(a)  

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_____ she ____ a pencilcase?

(a)  

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_____ Pam ____ a camera?

(a)  

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Have you got a motorcycle?

No, (a)  

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Has Andrea got an iPad?

Yes, (a)  

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Have your cousins got a cat?

No, (a)  

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Have you got any sisters or brothers?

Yes, (a)   a sister.

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Has Timmy got a luxury house?

No, (a)  

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Bradley (a)   . He is 185 cm tall.

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Ron (a)   . He can't see clearly.

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She (a)   . She weighs 45 kg.

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(a)   a snake.

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(a)   two black cats

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(a)   people in front of the shop.

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(a)   a t-shirt on the bed.

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(a)   two books on the floor.

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(a)   lions in the zoo.

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(a)   some milk.

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(a)   three tomatoes in the fridge.

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(a)   a cupboard. You can use it.

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(a)   five bedrooms in the house.

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(a)   (not ) a cat.

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(a)   (not) any eggs.

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(a)   (not) two books on the floor.

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(a)   (not) any desks.

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(a)   (not) a camera.

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(a)   (not) any water.

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(a)   (not) a bicycle.

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(a)   (not) any chairs.

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(a)   (not) a sandwich.

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(a)   (not) a photo on the wall.

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(a)   (not) candles here.

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(a)   (not) any bananas.

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(a)   any restaurants.

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(a)   any houses?

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(a)   a glass?

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(a)   any animals?

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(a)   a computer?

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(a)   a pink dress?

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(a)   a pencil?

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(a)   any pictures?

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Are there any lizards in the zoo?

Yes, (a)  

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Is there any fruit juice in the fridge?

No, (a)  

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Are there any mirrors in the house?7

Yes, (a)  

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Is there a skateboard?

No, (a)  

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Are there any trees?

Yes, (a)