Use a form of the verb to "be" or "to have got"

head cook, almost always designated by the French word chef, is the boss of this hot, steamy, and at times chaotic area. The chef is responsible for planning the menus - that is, the food that is being served on a particular day - and for supervising the work of the other chefs and cooks. Sometimes the head cook is called the executive chef, and his responsibilities are largely those of a manager. He plans, purchases, and frequently coordinates the operation of several restaurants.

Depending on the size of the establishment, several assistant chefs report to the chef. These include a sauce chef, a salad chef, a vegetable chef, and so on. Under the chefs are cooks who actually cook the food and then place it on the plate for the waiters to pick up. Under the cooks' supervision are the kitchen helpers who, for example, peel potatoes, cut up vegetables, and bring food from the storeroom to the kitchen. The kitchen staff also includes dishwashers, even in a kitchen equipped with electrical appliances, since pots and pans usually need special attention, and someone must load and unload the machines.

a big kitchen. Do you have a sister or a brother? Have you got a sister or a brother? 1. They have a new office. 2. I have a sister. 3. I don’t have a brother. 4. Jack has a bicycle. 5. Jack doesn’t have a car. 6. Jane has a dog, hasn’t she? 7. Do you have a phone? 8. What do you have in your hand? 9. Do you have a sister or a brother? 10. You don’t have a dog, don’t you?

II. Use the correct forms of the verb “to be”. Example: … you at home? = Are you at home? Jill: Hello. … we all here today? Maria: John … missing and Lisa … missing too. John: Good morning! Here I … . Lisa: Sorry, I … late. Jill: Oh, that … all right. … you both OK? John: Yes, we … .

Carpathians or the Rocky Mountains? (high) 2) Which month is …: February or March? (long) 3) Which is …: driving or flying? (dangerous) 4) Which city is …: Tokyo or Seoul? (expensive) 5) Which town is …: Moscow or Madrid? (old) 6) Who was …… when he died: Mozart or Shakespeare? (young)
5) Complete the text with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets. Budapest is one of the 1) …… (beautiful) cities in Europe. It has many good cafes and restaurants. Two of the 2) … (popular) in the city centre are the Gresham and Gerbaud. Gerbaud is 3) … (old) and 4) …… (big) than the Gresham but many people think that Gresham serves 5) …… (good) coffee. There are many museums, too, and the museum of Fine Arts is one of the 6)…… (good) in the city. One of the 7) …… (famous) souvenirs is paprika and the 8) …… (cheap) place to buy it is the Central Market.

to begin)now. 2. when the teacher(to walk) into the classroom the boys (to play) chess and the girls (to ralk).3. she (to prepare ) dinner when a quarrel (to break out ) among the chldren.4. he says he (to be angry) if you (not, to come) to his party. i (to agree) with him that wiyhout you the evening (to be) boring.5 i think i (to see) them last night at the mall. they (to buy) vegetables.6. when we (to leave) he was playing. i assure you that when we return he( still, to pay).7. we went through beautiful rooms, and i (can) see that they (to be ) rooms of a hospital. 8. at the door of one room the nurse (to stop, to smile, and to ask) me to be silent.9. we (to look) into the room . the two boys (to sit) near the bed of a girl who (to look) about twenty years old. she (to wear) a nice silk jacket, and she (to listen ) attentively while the little boys (to talk).

Complete the sentences. Use the correct present form of the verb to be.
1. _____ they Scottish? -Yes, they _____ .
2. I _____ not Polish.
3. We _____ teachers.
4. ______ you a student? - No, I _____ not.
5. They _____ not from Italy. They _____ from Germany.
6. _____ she Italian?