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  Grammar Rule Examples I’ve got  many  games. There isn’t  much  time. Do you get  much  homework? Remember! Use ‘many’ for things we can count. Use ‘much’ for things we can’t count. How  many computers / games / sweets  are there? How  much time / money / homework  have you got? Be careful! In questions and negative sentences we use ‘much’, but we usually use ‘a lot of’ in positive sentences. Have you got  much  water? I haven’t got  much  water. I’ve got  a lot of  water. We say... We don’t say... I’ve got many toys. (NOT I’ve got much toys.) There isn’t much chocolate. (NOT There isn’t many chocolate.) He’s got a lot of homework. (NOT He’s got much homework.) https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/grammar-games-much-and-many-worksheet.pdf https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/grammar-practice-much-and-many-answers.pdf

  Grammar Rule Examples I  have got  a brother. They  have got  a swimming pool. He  has got  a cat. Remember! I  have got  a brother. = I ’ve got  a brother. You  have got  blue eyes! = You' ve got  blue eyes! He  has got  a sister. = He' s got  a sister. We  have got  a cat. = We 've got  a cat. They  have got  a swimming pool.= They 've got  a swimming pool. Be careful! For negatives add  ‘n't’  or  'not' . I have n’t  got a brother. I have  not  got a brother. They have n’t  got a swimming pool. They have  not  got a swimming pool. He has n’t  got a cat. He has  not  got a cat. We say... We don’t say... Have you got a brother? Yes, I have. (NOT You have got a brother? Yes, I have got.) Have they got a swimming pool? No, they haven’t. (NOT They have got a swimming pool? No, they haven't got.) Has he got a cat? Yes, he has.  (NOT  He has got a cat? Yes, he has got. ) https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/grammar-practi

Grammar Rule Examples I like  chocolate. They lik e the zoo. We like  vegetables. Remember! Add an  's'  for  she, he  and  it . She likes  apples. He likes  the park. It likes  warm water. Be careful! For negatives add  ‘don’t’  or  ‘doesn’t’ . I don’t like  chocolate. He doesn’t like  the zoo. They don’t like  vegetables. We say... We don’t say... Do you like bananas? (NOT You like bananas?) Does he like the beach? (NOT You like the beach?) Do they like courgettes? (NOT  You like courgettes? ) (When asking a normal question we say  Do you like + noun?  but for showing surprise you can say  You like + noun? ) https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/grammar-games-like-and-dont-like-worksheet.pdf https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment/grammar_practice_like_and_dont_like.pdf

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