Dates and Times
All you will learn about date, time and simple expressions
When is your birthday?
Telling the time
Roleplay: Come to my birthday party
Quiz: Dates and Times
Questions in English
Question words
Where are you?
Reading exercise: Lets practice question words
Quiz: Questions in English
Useful expression in the present
Wants and Wishes
Eventos semanales de English Academy
Have vs. Have Got
Listening exercise: At the airport
Essential vocabulary for the present
Can vs. Can't
Roleplay: What can you do?
s’ to express possession
There is vs. There are
Writing exercise: This is a big room
Subject and object pronouns
Quiz: Essential vocabulary for the present
More ways to use the Simple Present
Roleplay: Shopping time
Likes, dislikes and opinions
Reading and Writing exercise: Getting to know others!
Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
Quiz: More ways to use the Simple Present
Consolidation
Conclusion
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Las expresiones have y have got poseen el mismo significado: tener.
Have es solo un poco más formal que have got, pero ambas son correctas.
Los principales usos de estas expresiones son:
I have a car
I have got a car / I’ve got a car
I have two brothers
I have got two brothers / I’ve got two brothers
She has a headache
She has got a headache / She’s got a headache
He has blue eyes
He has got blue eyes /He’s got blue eyes
Ahora bien, es importante señalar que el uso de estas expresiones poseen diferentes tratamientos en las oraciones afirmativas, negativas e interrogativas. Esto se puede visualizar en la siguiente imagen:
La estructura gramatical es la siguiente:
I / You / We / They + have + Complement
He / She / It + has + Complement
I / You / We / They + have got + Complement
He / She / It + has got + Complement
Por ejemplo:
HAVE | HAVE GOT |
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I have a new job | I have got a new job |
You have a toothache | You have got a toothache |
He has brown hair | He has got brown hair |
She has a sister | She has got a sister |
It has four rooms | It has got four rooms |
You have a pet | You have got a pet |
We have English homework | We have got English homework |
They have many toys | They have got many toys |
La estructura gramatical de las oraciones negativas es:
I / You / We / They + don’t have + complement
He / She / It + doesn’t have + complement
I / You / We / They + haven’t got + complement
He / She / It + hasn’t got + complement
Por ejemplo:
HAVE | HAVE GOT |
---|---|
I don’t have a new job | I haven’t got a new job |
You don’t have a toothache | You haven’t got a toothache |
He doesn’t have brown hair | He hasn’t got brown hair |
She doesn’t have a sister | She hasn’t got a sister |
It doesn’t have four rooms | It hasn’t got four rooms |
You don’t have a pet | You haven’t got a pet |
We don’t have English homework | We haven’t got English homework |
They don’t have many toys | They haven’t got many toys |
La estructura gramatical de las oraciones interrogativas es:
Do + I / You / We / They + have + complement + ?
Does + He / She / It + have + complement + ?
Have + I / You / We / They + got + complement + ?
Has + He / She / It + got + complement + ?
Por ejemplo:
HAVE | HAVE GOT |
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Do I have a new job? | Have I got a new job? |
Do you have a toothache? | Have you got a toothache? |
Does he have brown hair? | Has he got brown hair? |
Does she have a sister? | Has she got a sister? |
Does it have four rooms? | Has it got four rooms? |
Do you have a pet? | Have you got a pet? |
Do we have English homework? | Have we got English homework? |
Do they have many toys? | Have they got many toys? |
Contribución creada con aportes de: Avilio Muñoz Vilchez.
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