present simple (have got)

Present Simplehave got

PresenteAvere

Present Simple have got

Forma affermativaForma intera Forma contratta

I have got I’ve gotYou have got You’ve gotHe has got He’s gotShe has got She’s gotIt has got It’s got

We have got We’ve gotYou have got You’ve got

They have got They’ve got

Present Simple have got – affirmative form

Come si cotruisce?Soggetto have got

(tutte le persone)Complemento

oggetto

Soggetto has got (terza persona singolare)

complemento oggetto

I have got a dog

Io ho un cane


Quando si usa il verbo have got? Si usa per esprimere:

1. Possesso

I’ve got a computer. (Io) ho un computer.Kate’s got a computer. Kate ha un computer.



2. Relazioni di parentela o amicizia

I’ve got a sister. (Io) ho una sorella.

He’s got two brothers. (Egli/Lui) ha due fratelli.



3. Descrizioni di persone o animali

He’s got black hair. (Egli/Lui) ha i capelli neri.The cat’s got a long tail. Il gatto ha una coda lunga.


Ricorda che:1. La forma affermativa di have got è uguale per tutte le

persone tranne la terza persona singolare.2. La forma intera di have got/has got diventano ‘ve

got/’s got alla forma contratta.Forma intera Forma contratta

I have got a dog I’ve a dogShe has a cat She’s got a cat


Ricorda che:3. Con in nomi propri si deve usare la forma intera del

verbo!

Tom and Sara have got bikesNON

Tom and Sara’ve got bikes

Present Simple have got – negative form

Forma negativaForma intera Forma contrattaI have not got I haven’t got

you have not got you haven’t gothe has not got he hasn’t gotshe has not got she hasn’t gotit has not got it hasn’t got

we have not got we haven’t gotyou have not got you haven’t gotthey have not got they haven’t got


Come si cotruisce?Soggetto Have not got / haven’t got

(tutte le persone)Complemento

oggettoSoggetto has not got / hasn’t got

(terza persona singolare)complemento

oggettoI have not got

haven’t gota dog

Io ho un cane


Come si cotruisce la forma intera?Si costruisce mettendo not tra have/has e got

have/has not got

I have not got a dog

He has not got a pen


Come si cotruisce la forma contratta?Si costruisce aggiungendo il suffisso –n’t a have/has

I have n’t I haven’t got

She has n’t She hasn’t got

Present Simple have got – interrogative form and short answers

Forma affermativa

Risposte brevi

Affermative Negative Have I got? Yes, you have. No, you haven’t.

Have you got? Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.Has he got? Yes, he has. No, he hasn’t.Has she got? Yes, she has. No, she hasn’t.Has it got? Yes, it has. No, it hasn’t.

Have we got? Yes, you have. No, you haven’t.Have you got? Yes, we have. No, we haven’t.Have they got? Yes, they have. No, they haven’t.


Come si cotruisce?

Have/has Soggetto got Complemento oggetto

Have you got a car?

Has he got a brother?


Come si cotruiscono le risposte brevi?Le risposte brevi si costruiscono

Affermative

Yes, Soggetto Have/has

Yes, Ihe

havehas

Negative No, Soggetto haven’t/hasn’t

No, I she

haven’thasn’t


Ricorda che:1. Le domande con have got si formano mettendo have/has davanti al

soggetto

Have you got a pen? Hai (tu) una penna?Has Tom got a mobile phone? Tom ha un cellulare?


Ricorda che:1. Le risposte brevi affermative si formano con Yes + soggetto + have o has senza got.

Have you got a pen? Hai (tu) una penna?Yes, I have Si. (Io ho una penna).Has Tom got a mobile phone? Tom ha un cellulare?Yes, he has. Si. (Egli ha un cellulare)


Ricorda che:2. Le risposte brevi negative si formano con No + soggetto + haven’t o hasn’t senza

got.

Have you got a pen? Hai (tu) una penna?No, I haven’t No. (Io non ho una penna).Has Tom got a mobile phone? Tom ha un cellulare?No, he hasn’t. No. (Egli non ha un cellulare)


Nota bene!Nelle risposte brevi, sia affermative che negative, non si usa MAI got!

Yes, I have.NON

Yes, I have got.No, I haven’t.

NONNo, I haven’t got.

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