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    The document is an English grammar lesson for children about parts of the body and possession. It teaches about legs, feet, toes, arms, hands, fingers, and using has/have got to talk about what animals and people possess. There are pictures to label body parts and exercises to choose the right grammar, fill in forms of have got, and write and draw about pets children and friends have got.

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    The document is an English grammar lesson for children about parts of the body and possession. It teaches about legs, feet, toes, arms, hands, fingers, and using has/have got to talk about what animals and people possess. There are pictures to label body parts and exercises to choose the right grammar, fill in forms of have got, and write and draw about pets children and friends have got.

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    The document is an English grammar lesson for children about parts of the body and possession. It teaches about legs, feet, toes, arms, hands, fingers, and using has/have got to talk about what animals and people possess. There are pictures to label body parts and exercises to choose the right grammar, fill in forms of have got, and write and draw about pets children and friends have got.

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    101 views2 pages

    Pets Worksheets

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    Eva Font Gallaguet
    The document is an English grammar lesson for children about parts of the body and possession. It teaches about legs, feet, toes, arms, hands, fingers, and using has/have got to talk about what animals and people possess. There are pictures to label body parts and exercises to choose the right grammar, fill in forms of have got, and write and draw about pets children and friends have got.

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    of 2

    We’ve got two legs

    Have got

    1. What’s the word?


    Write the word under the pictures.

    legs feet toes arms hands

    fingers cat paws claws fur

    legs

    2. Choose the answer!


    Listen to the grammar chant. Circle the correct answer.

    a. Our legs have got two . hands / feet / arms

    b. Our feet have got ten . toes / fingers / hands

    c. Our arms have got two . feet / hands / paws

    d. Our hands have got ten . toes / fingers / claws

    e. Its legs have just got . hands / fingers / paws

    f. It's got eighteen ! claws / paws / arms

    g. I love their and claws. tail / legs / fur


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    © British Council, 2017 The United Kingdom’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations. We are registered in England as a charity.
    3. Fill it in!
    Write the correct form of have got in the sentences:
    has got (’s got), have got (’ve got), hasn’t got, haven’t got.

    a. A bird has got two wings.

    b. I green eyes, not blue eyes.

    c. Babies any teeth.

    d. She two brothers. They are both teenagers.

    e. A snake any legs.

    f. We a lot of homework so I can’t watch TV.

    g. My best friend a new scooter. It was his birthday present.

    h. I enough money. I can’t buy the new game that I want.

    4. Write and draw!


    What pets have you and your friends got? Draw a picture and write about it!

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    © British Council, 2017 The United Kingdom’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations. We are registered in England as a charity.

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