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72 Unit 9
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City living
3
Rewrite the sentences with
have got
.
1 We have a nice flat.
2 I have a French husband.
3 He has a business in Camden.
4 Do you have a lot of friends?
5 How many brothers and sisters do you have?
6 I don’t have any brothers. I have a sister called Natalie.
7 Natalie has a big house.
8 You have a good English accent.
T 9.7
Listen and check. Read the sentences aloud.
I’ve got a bigger house than you!
4
Work with a partner.
Imagine you’re both millionaires.
Who’s got the best house?
Student A
Look at p000.
Student B
Look at p000.
A PARISIAN IN LONDON
have got
1
T 9.6
Listen to Chantal, a French woman. Where does she live
and work? Is she married?
2
T 9.6
Listen again and complete the questions and answers.
Practise them with a partner.
Superlative adjectives
1
Look at the introduction to the text about
Camden Market. Complete the chart.
Adjectives
Superlatives
1 big
2 popular
3 busy
4 good
the biggest
2
Read the rest of the text. Complete it with
the adjective in the superlative.
3
What’s special about …?
• Camden
It’s got the largest street market in
the UK.
• the weekend • the food • the clothes
• the Electric Ballroom • Proud
T 9.8
Listen and check.
GRAMMAR SPOT
1
Have
and
have got
both express possession.
I
have
a good job. = I
’ve got
a good job.
Do
you
have
a nice flat? =
Have
you
got
a nice flat?
She
doesn’t have
a car. = She
hasn’t got
a car.
We use
have got
more in spoken English.
2
The past of
have
and
have got
is
had
.
I
had
a boring job, so I left.
Grammar Reference 9.2 p139
GRAMMAR SPOT
1
Look at the superlatives in exercise 1.
What are the rules?
2
What are the comparative and superlative
forms of these adjectives?
small expensive hot
easy beautiful
Grammar Reference 9.1 p139
Q
Have you got a flat?
C
We
a nice flat in Camden.
Q
Has André
a job?
C
He
a shop in Camden. He sells
French cheese!
Q
you
a car?
C
No, I
a car. I go everywhere on
public transport. It’s much easier.
Hi! I’m Chantal! I’ve got a good job in a bank.
London’s
I’ve got a bigger
house than you!
I don’t think so. I’ve
got ten bedrooms!
That’s nothing! I’ve got
eight bedrooms on the
first floor, and . . .