[ Have Got ]
six legs / a fly / got / Has / ?
A. A fly has got six legs?
B. Has a fly got six legs?
C. Has six legs got a fly?
D. Has got a fly six legs?
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Since Bernie and Alf couldn’t take part in the last training games, we…………..some problems with team coordination. Well, we’ll find that out tomorrow.
A. might have expected
B. might now expect
C. had better expected
D. have better expected