Answers
- Cathy’s eyes are blue. Cathy’s got blue eyes.
- Emma’s hair is fair. Emma’s got fair hair.
- Paul’s eyes are brown. Paul’s got brown eyes.
- Jack’s hair is short. Jack’s got short hair.
- Emma’s sunglasses are black. Emma’s got black sunglasses.
How to form the sentences
With be:
Name’s + noun + is/are + adjective
Emma’s hair is fair.
Use is with singular nouns (hair) and are with plural nouns (eyes, sunglasses).With have got:
Name + has got + adjective + noun
Emma’s got fair hair.
With a person’s name, has got is usually shortened to ’s got.
Check: the adjective moves before the noun in sentences with have got:
eyes are blue → got blue eyes.
