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Rewrite these sentences with got (have got / hasn't got / have...got?, etc.). They have a car.  .  Bill has a headache.  .  I don't have any free time.  .  Do you have a watch?    We have a lot of work at the office now.  .  My brother doesn't have a college degree.  .      Rewrite these sentences without got.  Use have / doesn't have / do...have?, etc. Julie hasn't got time to go with us.  .  You've got a phone call from Japan.  .  Have you got any aspirin?    Sara hasn't got much money.    Have your parents got any friends in California?        Complete the sentences.  Use have / has or don't have / doesn't have + one of these:   a big yard a key a toothache much time a headache a lot of friends four wheels   I'm not feeling very well.  I .  It's a nice house, but it .  Most cars .  Everybody likes Tom.  He .  I'm going to the dentist this morning.  I .  He can't open the door.  He .  Hurry! We .      Complete the sentences with do, doesn't, don't, got, has, or have. Susan hasn't  a car.  She goes everywhere by bicycle.  They like animals.  They  three dogs and two cats.  Ryan isn't happy.  He  got a lot of problems.   you have change for a dollar?  They don't read much.  They  have many books.    "What's wrong?"  "I've  something in my eye."  "Where's my pen?"  "I don't know.  I don't  it."   Heidy wants to go to the concert, but she  have a ticket.   you got a minute to help me?