Lesson 14: Unit 14 - Revision Test
A revision lesson that consolidates the use of “have got” (affirmative, negative and question forms), the plural of nouns and adjectives, and possessive pronouns through a dialogue, a reading text and
About this lesson
In this revision lesson you will consolidate everything you have learned so far in Module 2. You will practise “have got” in all its forms – affirmative, negative and question – and work on transforming sentences with possessive pronouns. You will work with a dialogue in the school café between Tim, Susan and Bob, and then read a text about Tony's family. The lesson includes plural exercises, gap-filling and true/false questions that will help you check and strengthen your knowledge.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
- Use 'have got' correctly in affirmative, negative and question sentences.
- Transform sentences with possessive pronouns into sentences with 'have got'.
- Form the plural of nouns.
- Understand and answer questions about a text you have read.
- Use the short forms 've got, 's got, haven't got, hasn't got' correctly.
- Recognise the use of 'any' in negative sentences and questions.
Lesson vocabulary
- have got I have got a big family.
- haven't got I haven't got any money.
- has got Bob has got two pens.
- hasn't got Bob hasn't got a watch.
- any I haven't got any money.
- a lot Yes, I've got a lot of paper.
- fashionable Her jacket is fashionable.
- dictionary Where is my dictionary?
- generous She is always kind and generous.
- slim She is tall and slim.
- businessman John is a businessman.
- single All of my brothers are single.
- exam I have got an exam in German history at 11.
- here you are Bob: Here you are. Tim: Thanks.
- good luck See you later. Good luck!
In other languages: Български