B) 62.41 The sentences are from a dialogue between Mr Omarov and a ticket clerk. Where does Mr Omarov want to go?
Listen to find out.
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1. I have got a lamp.

2. That boy has got a dog, and this boy hasn't got a dog.

3. Say good morning!

4. He hasn't got a gun.

5. This boy has got a fox.

6. Give me this ball!

7. That boy (?) has got two sticks.

8. I have got four kittens, and this boy has got no kittens.

9. He hasn't got a cap.

10. This boy has got a rat, and I have got a rat too.

11. Show me this gun!

12. That boy has got a pen but he hasn't got (any) books.

13. I have got a hat, and that boy has got a hat too.

14. Say this word.

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