Have/has got
Richard and Helen have/has got six children.
Have got
"_____ you swim well?"
"Yes, I ____ !"
Do, do
We usually _______ lunch at 12.00. (have +)
have
usually/school/to/go/I/9.00 am/at
I usually go to school at 9.00 am
My grandma has/have got a red car.
Has got
"_______ they got red hair?"
Have
She always _____ to bed at 9.00 pm. (go+)
goes
with/usually/online/Sarah/friends/chats
Sarah usually chats online with friends
I haven't/hasn't got any cousins.
Haven't
"How often _____ you hang out with your friends?"
do
He ______ to music every day. (listen -)
doesn't listen
with/football/sometimes/play/I/Anna
I sometimes play football with Anna.
My friend's parents have/has got a big house.
Have got
"____ she usually watch TV after school?"
Does
He sometimes _______ games after school. (play+)
plays
at/lunch/often/my sister/has/home
My sister often has lunch at home.
Uncle David haven't/hasn't got any children.
Hasn't
_____ they _____ a black cat?
Have, got
She ______ with friends after school. (-hang out)
doesn't hang out
brother's / is / house / My / yellow
My brother's house is yellow.