EXPLICACION
Usamos have got para expresar posesión o cosas que alguien tiene.
Con I/you/we/they se usa have got y con he/she/it se usa has got.
I have got a new phone. → (Tengo un celular nuevo)
She has got two brothers. → (Ella tiene dos hermanos)
Affirmative sentences
Structure:
Subject + have/has got + object
- I have got a car.
- You have got a dog.
- He / She has got a bike.
- We / They have got a garden.
Negative sentences
Structure:
Subject + have/has not got + object
Short form: haven’t / hasn’t —- podemos abreviar de esta manera.
- I haven’t got a car.
- He hasn’t got a watch.
- They haven’t got money.
Interrogative sentences
Structure:
Have/Has + subject + got + object ?
- Have you got a pen?
- Has he got a car?
- Have they got any money?
Short answers:
- Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
- Yes, she has. / No, she hasn’t.
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