Exercises - To Be or Have (Got) 2 (FI)

Use a form of to be

• to describe something or someone with adjectives

I am hungry. They are angry.

• with there is and there are

There is a river in the valley.

• for nationality and occupation

He is Italian. She is a teacher.

• for time, age and position

It is five o´clock. They are fourteen. We are in front of the school.

• Use have or have got to describe possession, relationships or appearance.

I have (got) a new phone.

He has (got) two brothers.

She has (got) brown eyes.

• Use have (without got) to describe activities.

have fun / have a good time

have a shower / have a party

have breakfast / have dinner / have a cup of tea