Complete the sentences. Use one word in each gap. 1. Can I plug
my phone at your house? It hasn't got any power left
2 Press this button to switch
the machine. Look - it's working now
3 What did the woman say? Can you turn
the volume, please? I can't hear the
radio.
I
4 Don't take
your tablet PC on the train. Someone might steal it Leave it in your
bag
5 Jake! Your room is a mess. Please put
all these clothes
6 I have finished my essay, so you can pull
the plug now​

1.He's not have got a computer
2.Paola has got a cat
3.She has got a nice bedroom?
4.We have got a small kitchen
5.Have you got a ruler?
6.They  not have  got a car.
2)We've got a old house with a garden.The garden is big. I've got a cat and a dog.
The cat is called Suzy and a dog is called Chico.She's got an interesting book for our project.
The book has got old photos of Cambridge.
3)Complete the sentences with this,that,these or those.
Who are these people in the street?
What are those on my desk?
Come here.Look at that exercise.
Pass me this dictionary,please.

\Direct speech, or direct speech, expresses a person's phrase verbatim, it is a quote or transfer of the essence of a phrase said by another person, on their behalf.

As in Russian, direct speech in English is framed by quotation marks, but "upper" quotation marks are used, called English double quotes. Instead of a colon before the author's words at the beginning or a comma and a dash at the end, English uses a single simple comma. The dot at the end of the sentence is placed before the closing quotation mark, not after it, as in Russian.