to have
Presentation
•
English
•
2nd - 4th Grade
•
Medium
Leidy Vanessa
Used 6+ times
FREE Resource
9 Slides • 32 Questions
1
to have
we use this verb to express possession and means "tener"
2
Multiple Choice
_________ Mathew _________ a big truck?
3
Multiple Select
Do you have some milk? (escoge dos respuestas)
4
Multiple Select
5
6
7
8
describing with "to have"
she has long and brown hair, she has big glasses and eyes, she has small eyebrowns and lips.
9
Multiple Choice
he __________ brown hair but he ______________ blond hair.
10
Multiple Select
Sara _______ some ice cream, coffe and donnas but she ______________ candies.
11
Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
12
Poll
13
Open Ended
Frank Y Kevin tienen bicicletas. (traducir al inglés)
14
Open Ended
Alejandro tiene un gato negro (traducir esta frase)
15
Open Ended
Sara no tiene un gato gris (traducir esta frase al inglés)
16
Open Ended
¿Carolina tiene dulces? (recuerda que es una pregunta)
17
Multiple Choice
A cat .......... wiskers.
18
Multiple Choice
she .......... a nice hair.
19
Multiple Choice
An elephant ............ four legs.
20
Multiple Choice
I ........ a nice family.
21
let's describe her...
she has __________________
she doesn't have _____________________
22
Open Ended
Haz una descripción física, diciendo lo que tiene y lo que no tiene en inglés.
23
Multiple Choice
_________ they _________ a book?
24
Multiple Choice
_________ we _________ frites?
25
Multiple Choice
_________ you _________ chocolate?
26
Multiple Choice
_________ Marcos _________ teddy bear?
27
Multiple Choice
_________ Elena _________ a boat?
28
29
30
31
Open Ended
32
Multiple Select
33
Multiple Select
34
Multiple Select
35
Open Ended
36
Multiple Choice
does he have a ballon?
37
Multiple Choice
does she have a rose?
38
Multiple Choice
do they have some books?
39
Multiple Select
does he have green pants? (elige dos respuestas)
40
Open Ended
do you have a chair? (escribe todas las posibles respuestas que tiene esta pregunta?
41
Multiple Choice
do you have blue sneackers?
to have
we use this verb to express possession and means "tener"
Show answer
Auto Play
Slide 1 / 41
SLIDE
