B. Listen again and match the speakers with the statements a-f. There is one extra statement which you do not need to use. Speaker 1 a. I give to charity because I feel bad about not being able to do more. Speaker 2 Speaker 3 b. I prefer charities that ask for goods rather than money c. I give so that other people won't have to go through what I did. d. I was persuaded to give by a family member. e. I donate to a charity that helped me when I was in need. Speaker 4 Speaker 5 f. I wanted others to have the same opportunities that I have.

Has she got a grandmother?
Has she got a brother?
Has she got a sister?
Has she got a father?
Has she got a grandfather?
Has he got a grandmother?
Has he got a brother?
Has he got a sister?
Has he got a father?
Has he got a grandfather?
Has her uncle got a grandmother?
Has her uncle got a brother?
Has her uncle got a sister?
Has her uncle got a father?
Has her uncle got a grandfather?
Has her uncle got a grandmother?
Has his brother got a brother?
Has his brother got a sister?
Has his brother got a father?
Has his brother got a grandfather?
Has his brother got a grandmother?

1. I study English. 2. His younger brother is a pupil. 3. She doesn't work. 4. He is always busy. 5. Does he speak German? 6. My mother likes classical music. 7. They don't want to go to the cinema. 8. Where are your parents? 9. She doesn't play chess. 10. He never wakes up early. 11. Does she do morning exercises every day? 12. They go to the cinema once a month. 13. I often help my mother about the house. 14. Do you drink coffee in the morning? 15. He seldom goes to the conema. 16. She doesn't read newspapers. 17. These girls don't work, they study.