Change in the plural.

Exercise 6: Change in the plural. 2. Those women have got pink scarves. 3. These buses are blue. 4. Those men are doctors. 5. My friends are Russian. 6. Superheroes have got special powers. 7. We have got toy mice. 8. They have got digital cameras. 9. These are helmets and those are watches. Exercise 7: Ask questions to the answers. 1. Where is Jim Carrey from? 2. Have you got a teddy bear on your bed? 3. How old is Nancy? 4. Has Mary got a big collection? Exercise 8: Correct the mistakes. 1. Peter hasn't got a red cap. 2. The children have got bicycles. (or "The children's got" if meant as possessive, but likely meant as subject/verb agreement "have got") 3. Those are digital cameras. 4. That is a new car over there! (or "These are new cars over there!" depending on context, "That is" is standard correction) 5. Tom and Susan are Canadians.