Havegot1 eso
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The document discusses the verb "have got" and provides rules and examples for using it in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It explains that "have got" expresses possession and the third person singular uses "has got". Examples are given for the affirmative like "I have got a big house" and negative like "You haven't got six brothers". Questions are formed by placing "have/has" before the subject like "Have you got a blue pen?". Short answers to questions are also illustrated.
Havegot1 eso
- 1. HAVE GOT It is a verb which expresses possession
- 3. HAVE GOT Affirmative I YOU HE SHE IT WE YOU THEY
- 4. HAVE GOT Affirmative I YOU HE SHE IT WE YOU THEY HAVE GOT HAVE GOT HAS GOT HAS GOT HAS GOT HAVE GOT HAVE GOT HAVE GOT
- 5. HAVE GOT Affirmative REMEMBER: Third (3rd) person singular uses HAS GOT .
- 6. HAVE GOT Affirmative EXAMPLES: I have got a big house Jack has got a blue car
- 8. HAVE GOT Negative I YOU HE SHE IT WE YOU THEY
- 9. HAVE GOT Negative I YOU HE SHE IT WE YOU THEY HAVEN’T GOT HAVEN’T GOT HASN’T GOT HASN’T GOT HASN’T GOT HAVEN’T GOT HAVEN’T GOT HAVEN’T GOT
- 10. HAVE GOT Negative EXAMPLES: You haven’t got six brothers My cat hasn’t got a ball
- 12. HAVE GOT Negative HAVE I GOT…? HAVE YOU GOT…? HAS HE GOT…? HAS SHE GOT…? HAS IT GOT…? HAVE WE GOT…? HAVE YOU GOT…? HAVE THEY GOT…?
- 13. HAVE GOT Interrogative EXAMPLES: Have you got a blue pen? Has Mary got a sister?
- 14. HAVE GOT Short Answers Have you got a blue pen? Yes, I have/No, I haven’t Has Mary got a sister? Yes, she has/No she hasn’t
- 15. THE END