My name is Claire and I (have/'m/'vе got) 32 years old. I ' (s/'m/work) a doctor and my husband (works/are/is) a teacher. I ('m having/has/have) fair hair and my husband (have/has/is having) brown hair. I ('m got/'ve got/got) two children. They (have got/have/'re) ten and eight. I ('ve got/possess/own) one brother. He (not/isn't/doesn't) married. We (have/has/'s) a small house in London, but we (don't got/don't have got/haven't got) a car. Every Saturday we (have got/have/are having) lunch at our favourite Indian restaurant. After that we usually (go/do/have) a walk in the park. Last week we couldn't go because I (had got/had) a terrible cold.

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Алия Софронова

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18 марта, 05:54

My name is Claire and I (have/'m/'vе got) 32 years old. I ' (s/'m/work) a doctor and my husband (works/are/is) a teacher. I ('m having/has/have) fair hair and my husband (have/has/is having) brown hair. I ('m got/'ve got/got) two children. They (have got/have/'re) ten and eight. I ('ve got/possess/own) one brother. He (not/isn't/doesn't) married. We (have/has/'s) a small house in London, but we (don't got/don't have got/haven't got) a car. Every Saturday we (have got/have/are having) lunch at our favourite Indian restaurant. After that we usually (go/do/have) a walk in the park. Last week we couldn't go because I (had got/had) a terrible cold.

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Амелия Ефимова · Answer 1

My name is Claire and I'm 32 years old. I work a doctor and my husband works a teacher. I have fair hair and my husband has brown hair. I've got two children. They're ten and eight. I've got one brother. He isn't married. We have a small house in London, but we haven't got a car. Every Saturday we have lunch at our favourite Indian restaurant. After that we usually have a walk in the park. Last week we couldn't go because I had a terrible cold.