Have y have got significan tener en español. Have got es mas informal y se usa mucho en inglés hablado. Los se usa para mostrar posesión.
HAVE GOT
1. Afirmativo
I have got a pen.
You have got a pen.
He has got a pen.
She has got a pen.
It has got a pen.
We have got a pen.
They have got a pen.
2. La forma contraída
I’ve got a pen.
You’ve got a pen.
He’s got a pen.
She’s got a pen.
It’s got a pen.
We’ve got a pen.
They’ve got a pen.
3. Negativo
I haven’t got a pen.
You haven’t got a pen.
He hasn’t got a pen.
She hasn’t got a pen.
It hasn’t got a pen.
We haven’t got a pen.
They haven’t got a pen.
4. Interrogativo
Have I got a pen?
Have you got a pen?
Has he got a pen?
Has she got a pen?
Has it got a pen?
Have they got a pen?
Have we got a pen?
HAVE
1. Afirmativo
I have a pen.
You have a pen.
He has a pen.
She has a pen.
It has a pen.
We have a pen.
They have a pen.
2. Negativo
I don’t have a pen.
You don’t have a pen.
He doesn’t have a pen.
She doesn’t have a pen.
It doesn’t have a pen.
We don’t have a pen.
They don’t have a pen.
3. Interrogativo
Do I have a pen?
Do you have a pen?
Does he have a pen?
Does she have a pen?
Does it have a pen?
Do we have a pen?
Do they have a pen?
¡Ojo! No se usa la forma contraída con have pero se usa mucho con have got.
*Comparar:
I’ve got two sisters. Correcto
I have two sisters. Correcto
I’ve two sisters. No correcto
*Las contestaciones cortas con have/have got son iguales.
Do you have a pen? Yes I have.
Have you got a pen? Yes I have.
Does she have a sister? Yes she has.
Has she got a sister? Yes she has.
Ejercicio: Corregir las frases y preguntas abajo y después haga clic aquí para ver las respuestas. Ojo - no todas las frases o preguntas contienen fallos.
- He have got a sister and two brothers.
- We have a blue car.
- I has got a book about flowers.
- Do he has a brother?
- She have got a sister.
- Do they have got a big car?
- Has she got a new car?
- I’ve a brother.
- Have they a blue car?
- He got a cat and a dog.
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