The verb have got
Angleščina · 4. razred
Hello everyone! Today we will learn about the verb 'HAVE GOT'. It helps us talk about things we own, possess, or describe people and things. For example, 'I have got a red pencil' means 'Imam rdeč svinčnik'.
Ključni pojmi
- Have got
- To own or possess something.
- Has got
- Used with he, she, it to show ownership or description.
- Contraction
- A shorter way to say words, like 'I've got' for 'I have got'.
- Negative sentence
- A sentence that says something is not true or does not exist.
- Question
- A sentence that asks for information.
Using 'Have Got' in Sentences
'HAVE GOT' is used for positive sentences. We use 'have got' with I, you, we, and they. For he, she, and it, we use 'has got'. Sometimes we make these shorter, like 'I've got' or 'He's got'.
- Use 'have got' for I, you, we, they.
- Use 'has got' for he, she, it.
- Use contractions like 'I've got' to make it shorter.
Making Negative Sentences
To make a sentence negative, we add 'not' after 'have' or 'has'. For example, 'I have not got a car'. We can also use shorter forms like 'haven't got' or 'hasn't got'. This helps us say what someone does not possess.
- Add 'not' after 'have' or 'has' to make a negative sentence.
- Use 'haven't got' for I, you, we, they.
- Use 'hasn't got' for he, she, it.
Asking Questions with 'Have Got'
To ask a question, we put 'Have' or 'Has' at the beginning of the sentence. For instance, 'Have you got a pet?' We use short answers like 'Yes, I have' or 'No, I haven't'. This is how we ask about possessions or descriptions.
- Start questions with 'Have' or 'Has'.
- Use short answers like 'Yes, I have.' or 'No, she hasn't.'
- This is for asking about what someone has or what something looks like.
Zanimivosti
- HAVE GOT is mostly used in friendly spoken English.
- It means the same as 'have' when we talk about possession.
- Cats have got a long tail!
Povzetek
'HAVE GOT' helps us talk about what we own or describe things. We use 'have got' or 'has got' for positive sentences, add 'not' for negative ones, and put 'Have' or 'Has' at the start for questions. It's a very useful verb!
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Kaj se naučimo pri temi The verb have got?
Hello everyone! Today we will learn about the verb 'HAVE GOT'. It helps us talk about things we own, possess, or describe people and things. For example, 'I have got a red pencil' means 'Imam rdeč svinčnik'.
Kaj je have got?
To own or possess something.
Kaj je has got?
Used with he, she, it to show ownership or description.
Kaj je contraction?
A shorter way to say words, like 'I've got' for 'I have got'.
Kako na kratko povzamemo temo The verb have got?
'HAVE GOT' helps us talk about what we own or describe things. We use 'have got' or 'has got' for positive sentences, add 'not' for negative ones, and put 'Have' or 'Has' at the start for questions. It's a very useful verb!
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