Solucionario de los ejercicios de familia en inglés (inglés A1) para descargar en PDF

Ejercicio 1. Completa con have o has

1. have
2. has
3. have
4. has
5. have

Ejercicio 2. Une los parentescos

a – 4, b – 5, c – 1, d – 3, e – 2

Ejercicio 3. Escribe el plural

1. children
2. brothers
3. wives
4. sisters
5. people

Ejercicio 4. Genitivo sajón

1. Ximena’s brother
2. Joaquín’s mother
3. Marta’s dog
4. my parents’ house
5. the children’s room

Ejercicio 5. Traduce al inglés

1. I’ve got a sister. (o I have a sister.)
2. My father’s name is Luis.
3. She is married.
4. He is Ana’s son.
5. I haven’t got any brothers or sisters.

Ejercicio 6. Elige la opción correcta

1. has
2. Have
3. hasn’t
4. parents
5. Lucía’s

Ejercicio 7. Corrige el error

1. My sister has two children.
2. Mateo’s car is red.
3. I have got a brother.
4. They have got children.
5. I am married to a doctor.

Ejercicio 8. Estado civil

1. single
2. married
3. divorced
4. widowed
5. She has got a partner (no es married).

Ejercicio 9. Responde sobre el árbol

1. Carmen is Irene’s mother.
2. Hugo is Diego’s father.
3. Yes, he has.
4. Irene is Diego’s sister.

Ejercicio 10. Traduce al español

1. La esposa de mi primo es de Cork.
2. ¿Tienes hijos?
3. Ella no tiene pareja.
4. La casa de mis padres está cerca de Lima.
5. Está divorciado y tiene dos hijos.

Ejercicio 11. Convierte en negativa o pregunta

1. I haven’t got a sister.
2. Has she got a daughter?
3. They haven’t got a dog.
4. Have you got brothers?
5. He hasn’t got a wife.

Ejercicio 12. Completa el diálogo

Orden de los seis huecos: any, got, married, has, married, single.

any – got – married – has – married – single

Ejercicio 13. Genitivo con plurales

1. the children’s toys
2. the girls’ bags
3. my boss’s office
4. my grandparents’ garden
5. my brother’s name

Ejercicio 14. Lee la carta de Marisol

1. F
2. V
3. F (Elena es su cuñada)
4. V (Rafael y Elena tienen una niña)

Ejercicio 15. Ordena las frases

Sujeto + have/has got + complemento; en la pregunta, have va primero.

1. My cousin has got a twin.
2. This is Elena’s husband.
3. Have you got any sisters?
4. He hasn’t got a partner.
5. My parents’ house is big.

Ejercicio 16. Mi árbol familiar

Modelo: Pablo has got two daughters. He is married. Rosa has got one son. She is divorced. Nico is Rosa’s son.

Pablo has got two daughters; Rosa has got one son; Nico is Rosa’s son.

Comprueba has got en singular y el genitivo.

Ejercicio 17. Corrige el texto

Errores: I has, sister have, childs, married with y since two years.

• I have got a big family. My sister has three children. My parents’ house is in Bilbao. My brother is married to a teacher. I am single, but I have had a partner for two years.

Ejercicio 18. Mediación en una fiesta

Modelo: I’ve got two brothers. My sister is married. Her husband’s name is Álvaro. I have a nephew.

I’ve got two brothers and a nephew; my sister is married to Álvaro.

Comprueba: have got, is married y el genitivo.

Ejercicio 19. Diálogo en la oficina

Modelo: — Have you got any kids? — Yes, I’ve got a daughter. — Are you married? — Yes, I am. — What’s your husband’s name? — It’s Marcos.

Have you got any kids? Yes, I’ve got a daughter.

Comprueba seis líneas, respuestas cortas y el genitivo.

Ejercicio 20. Describe a tu familia

• Modelo: I’ve got two sisters. I’m single. My father’s name is Pedro. My mother is Inés. My sister’s husband is Chilean. My parents’ house is in Madrid.

Seis frases con have got, estado civil y genitivo.

Comprueba los apóstrofos y la concordancia.