Grammar 1 G be, have/have got Look again at Grammar database 1 on page 132 Student's Book before doing these exercises. 1 Tick (v) the correct sentences. 1 Has he got a brother? 2 We're not American, 5 Does he have a computer? 6 She doesn't has a best friend. 500 7. Bartek is from Poland. 3 No, it haven't. 8 You has lots of close friends. 4 I hasn't got a big house.

Australia is a large country lying between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Australia is an island, like Britain, but unlike Britain, it is vast. It is, in fact, nearly twenty-five times as large as the British Isles. Its area is about 8,000,000 square km. The population of Australia is about 18 mln. Most of Australia is semi-desert. People cannot live where there is no water, and so most of people in Australia live in the richer south-east. The first Australian people were dark-skinned Aborigines, and though the coming of the white settlers destroyed their tribal lives, some sixty thousand still survive in Australia today. Their account for about 1 percent of the population. They may be found in the island areas of the country. Some live in modern cities but it is not really easy for them. They have to fight for their rights. The first Europeans to land in this country were Dutch sailors. The national holiday, Australia Day, is now celebrated on or near January 26th in memory of landing of the British in 1788. The young country grew very fast. Today Australia is an independent federative state consisting of 6 states and 2 territories. It is a member of the Commonwealth headed by the British Queen. The national language is English. The capital of Australia is Canberra; the largest cities are Sidney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.

1 She saw Nina trying on a hat.
2. Alice saw her sister take the book.
3. He saw his students standing near the school.
4. Tom saw her leave the room.
5. She saw her children doing homework.
6. Olga saw Andrei sitting on the sofa.
7. Nick saw Anna writing something.
8. She didn’t hear me enter the room.
9. I didn’t hear them talking.
10. Have you ever heard her singing?
11. Have you ever heard him speaking Spanish?
12. I saw Kolya come.
13. I saw George walking down the street.
14. I saw Nellie reading.
15. We saw the students dancing.
16. We saw their parents talking.
17. The teacher noticed the students talking.
18. She noticed my father leave the room.
19. Did you notice them laughing?
20. Did you notice him go away?
21. We watched the children skating on the rink.
22. In the zoo we often watched the monkeys playing in the cage.
23. I often hear him playing in his room.
24. Did you see these two boys running?
25. He heard a child crying in the street.
26. The children stood and watched the bears swimming.
27. The boy watched the cat trying to open the door.
28. He noticed them crossing the street with two large suitcases in their hands.