с. № Unit . Have got/has got, множественное число
Spot the difference! Look and write. (Найди различия! Посмотри и напиши.)
Две картинки: Ben Higgs (слева) и Sam O'Dell (справа) — фермеры, сидящие с ногами на столе; на полке аквариум, на стене фотография, на столе клетка с мышами, сбоку овцы.
1 (foot) Ben Higgs has got small feet. Sam O'Dell hasn't got small feet. He's got big feet. (пример)
2 (child) ............................................
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3 (fish) ............................................
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4 (sheep) ............................................
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5 (mouse) ............................................
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Решение
Считаем предметы на обеих картинках и пишем по образцу: «Ben Higgs has got …. Sam O'Dell hasn't got …. He's got …». С Ben и Sam (один человек) используем has/hasn't, а «He's got» — сокращение от «He has got».
child [tʃaɪld] — «ребёнок», во множественном числе children [ˈtʃɪldrən] (особая форма). На фотографии у Бена один ребёнок, у Сэма — двое: Ben has got one child; Sam hasn't got one child, he's got two children.
fish [fɪʃ] — «рыба»; во множественном числе то же слово fish. В аквариуме Бена три рыбки, у Сэма одна: Ben has got three fish; Sam hasn't got three fish, he's got one fish.
sheep [ʃiːp] — «овца», множественное число тоже sheep. У Бена одна овца, у Сэма две: Ben has got one sheep; Sam hasn't got one sheep, he's got two sheep.
mouse [maʊs] — «мышь», во множественном числе mice [maɪs]. В клетке Бена две мышки, у Сэма одна: Ben has got two mice; Sam hasn't got two mice, he's got one mouse.
Ответ
(child) Ben Higgs has got one child. Sam O'Dell hasn't got one child. He's got two children.
(fish) Ben Higgs has got three fish. Sam O'Dell hasn't got three fish. He's got one fish.
(sheep) Ben Higgs has got one sheep. Sam O'Dell hasn't got one sheep. He's got two sheep.
(mouse) Ben Higgs has got two mice. Sam O'Dell hasn't got two mice. He's got one mouse.
