Fill in the gaps with words from the lists.

Fill in the gaps with words from the lists.

1. could, have got, couldn't, can
   When I was six, I could drive a car, but I couldn't ride a bicycle. Now I can drive a car and I can drive it very well.
2. is, hasn't got, was, had
   When Cathy was four, she had many dolls to play with. Now she hasn't got sixteen and she has any dolls.
3. could, can, can't, couldn't, were
   A: Can your sister cook?
   B: No, she can't. When you were nine?
4. had, have got, haven't got
   I have got a computer now, but I had a typewriter. I didn't have a typewriter when I was fourteen.
5. aren't, didn't have, has got, had
   My town has got a theatre now, but it didn't have a theatre twenty years ago. It hasn't got many parks. There are any parks now.
6. haven't got, aren't, are
   A: Are those your cats?
   B: No, they haven't got. I am not any cats.