PRÁCTICA – DON’T HAVE, DOESN’T HAVE, HAVEN’T y HASN’T.

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Elige la opción que corresponde a la escritura correcta de la oración planteada. Ten presente las indicaciones de clase y analiza cada una de las opciones detalladamente.

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1. Ellos no tienen que hacerlo. *

1 point

a. They haven’t to do it.

b. They don’t have to do it.

c. They haven’t had to do it.

2. Mi amigo no ha tenido nunca un perro. *

1 point

a. My friend hasn’t ever had a dog.

b. My friend has ever had a dog.

c. My friend doesn’t never have a dog.

3. No tienes que irte todavía, te puedes quedar hasta mañana. *

1 point

a. You haven’t to go yet, you can stay until tomorrow.

b. You don’t have to go yet; you can stay until tomorrow.

c. You haven’t had to go yet; you can stay until tomorrow.

4. Carmen no tiene animales en su casa, pero ella tiene algunos en su casa de campo. *

1 point

a. Carmen doesn’t have animals in her house, but she has some in her country house.

b. Carmen haven’t have animals in her house, but she has some in her country house.

c. Carmen haven’t animals in her house, but she has some in her country house.

5. Me gustaría ayudarte, pero no tengo suficiente dinero. *

1 point

a. I’d like to help you, but I haven’t enough money.

b. I’d like to help you, but I don’t had enough money.

c. I’d like to help you, but I don’t have enough money.

6. Peter and Mike no han tenido una oportunidad de reunirse hoy. *

1 point

a. Peter and Mike haven’t had a chance to meet today.

b. Peter and Mike haven’t a chance to meet today.

c. Peter and Mike don’t have a chance to meet today.

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