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12 октября 2026 10:23 · публичный вопрос
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  1. Cathy’s eyes are blue. Cathy’s got blue eyes.
  2. Emma’s hair is fair. Emma’s got fair hair.
  3. Paul’s eyes are brown. Paul’s got brown eyes.
  4. Jack’s hair is short. Jack’s got short hair.
  5. 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.

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**Answers** 1. Cathy’s eyes are blue. Cathy’s got blue eyes. 2. Emma’s hair is fair. Emma’s got fair hair. 3. Paul’s eyes are brown. Paul’s got brown eyes. 4. Jack’s hair is short. Jack’s got short hair. 5. 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*.