Circle the correct options. Victor and Anna 'has / have got a big house. It 2's / 've got a big garden and seven rooms. They ³'s / 've got one daughter called Siena. They haven't / have got any sons. Anna and Siena Shas / have got blonde hair. Anna ''s / 've got blue eyes, and Siena ''s / 've got brown eyes. Victor 's / 've got three sports cars. They're his favourite! Anna hasn't / haven't got a sports car, but she 10's / 've got a mobile home!

Okay, let's complete the sentences with the correct options:

1. Victor and Anna have got a big house. (We use 'have got' because Victor and Anna are plural.)
2. It 's got a big garden and seven rooms. (Here, 'it' refers to the house, so we use the short form of 'it has' which is 'it's'.)
3. They 've got one daughter called Siena. (We use 'have got' because 'they' is plural. The contraction of 'they have' is 'they've'.)
4. They haven't got any sons. (Since we're talking about not having sons, 'haven't' is correct.)
5. Anna and Siena have got blonde hair. (We use 'have got' because Anna and Siena are plural.)
6. Anna 's got blue eyes, and Siena 's got brown eyes. (Here, 'Anna' and 'Siena' are singular, so we use 'has got'. The contraction of 'she has' is 'she's'.)
7. Victor 's got three sports cars. They're his favourite! (Here, 'Victor' is singular, so we use 'has got'. The contraction of 'he has' is 'he's'.)
8. Anna hasn't got a sports car, but she 's got a mobile home! (Here, 'Anna' and 'she' is singular, so we use 'hasn't got' and 'has got'. The contraction of 'she has' is 'she's'.)