Pour I, you, we, they, utilise have got pour exprimer ce que tu possèdes. (I've got = I have got.)
I have got = I have
I've got a sister.
I've got a new phone.
You've got two brothers.
Essayez: ___ a flat in Senfarren. (I've got / I'm got / I got have) Réponse: I've got — Pour I, utilise have got. (I've got = I have got.) On n’utilise pas "am" avec got.
She has got = she has
Pour he, she, it, utilise has got. (She's got = she has got.)
She's got a car.
He's got a dog.
Amina has got a new bike.
Not "She have got a car." — say "She has got a car.". Pour he, she, it, utilise has got, pas have got.
Essayez: ___ a new bike. (She's got / She is got / She've got) Réponse: She's got — Pour she, utilise has got : She's got = she has got. Pas "she is got" : ici 's correspond à has, pas à is.
Essayez: Hiroshi ___ two brothers. (has got / have got / is got) Réponse: has got — Hiroshi est une seule personne (he). Pour he, she, it, utilise has got. Utilise have got pour I, you, we, they.
Poser une question
Pour poser une question, place Have ou Has en premier : Have you got...? Has she got...? Cela a le même sens que Do you have...? Les deux sont corrects.
Have you got a pen?
Has she got a car?
Have they got a key?
Essayez: ___ a pen? (Have you got / You have got / Do you got) Réponse: Have you got — Pour poser une question, Have vient en premier : Have you got a pen? "You have got" affirme au lieu d’interroger, et on n’ajoute pas "do".
I haven't got = I don't have
Pour I, you, we, they, pour dire que tu ne possèdes PAS quelque chose, utilise haven't got. (haven't = have not.) On utilise have got surtout à l'oral. Cela a le même sens que have.
I haven't got a car.
We haven't got a key.
I have not got a phone. = I haven't got a phone.
Essayez: ___ a key for this door. (I haven't got / I hasn't got / I don't got) Réponse: I haven't got — Pour I, la négation est haven't got. (haven't = have not.) "hasn't" est pour he, she, it.
She hasn't got = she doesn't have
Pour he, she, it, pour dire qu'ils ne possèdent PAS quelque chose, utilise hasn't got. (hasn't = has not.)
She hasn't got a car.
He hasn't got a dog.
Amina has not got a bike. = Amina hasn't got a bike.
Essayez: ___ a car. (She hasn't got / She haven't got / She not has got) Réponse: She hasn't got — Pour she, la négation est hasn't got. (hasn't = has not.) "haven't" est pour I, you, we, they.
Essayez: Hiroshi ___ a new phone. (has got / have got / is got) Réponse: has got — Hiroshi est une seule personne (he), utilise donc has got pour dire ce qu’il possède. Utilise have got pour I, you, we, they.