Have/Have got

NEGATIVE (niječni oblik)

• I /you /we / they → don't have haven't got

• he / she/ it → doesn't have hasn't got

HAVE/HAVE GOT = „imati“

RAZLIKA:

• have → češći u američkom engleskom

• have got → češći u britanskom engleskom (svakodnevnom govoru)

POSITIVE (jesni oblik)

• I/you/we/they → have/have got

• he/she/it → has/has got

SKRAĆENI OBLICI → najčešće koristimo uz „have got“ (vrlo česti)

• HAVE GOT → 've got

• HAS GOT → 's got

Skraćene oblike ('ve/'s) koristimo SAMO uz GOT!

„HAVE“

• DO -> I/you/we/they -> have?

• DOES -> he/she/it -> have?

Primjer:

Do you have your book? = Imaš li svoju knjigu?

Does she have an older sister? = Ima li ona stariju sestru?

• Do they have a small house? → Yes, they do. / No, they don't.

• Does she have an older sister? → Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.

• Have they got a small house? → Yes, they have. / No, they haven't.

• Has she got an older sister? → Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.

„HAVE GOT“

• Have -> I / you / we / they -> got?

• Has -> he / she / it -> got?

Primjer:

Have you got your book? = Imaš li svoju knjigu?

Has she got an older sister? = Ima li ona stariju sestru?

Isto značenje imaju kada govorimo → o posjedovanju, obitelji i opisu

• You have a new black jacket. → You have got a new black jacket.

• Ann has big brown eyes. → Ann has got big brown eyes.

HAVE → breakfast, lunch, dinner, a shower, a bath, a break, a lesson, fun, a good time, a look

• We always have fun in the park. (TOČNO) → We always have got fun in the park. (KRIVO)

• Jack has dinner with his family at 6 o'clock. (TOČNO) → Jack has got dinner with his family at 6 o'clock. (KRIVO)

HAVE i HAVE GOT → različito tvore upitni oblik!