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have / have got

have / have got. a controversial topic for Italian students. Have/have got to say that something is mine. I have a nice house with a garden I ’ve got a nice house with a garden. +. I don’t have a house with a garden I haven’t got a house with a garden. -.

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have / have got

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  1. have / have got a controversial topic for Italian students

  2. Have/have got to say that something is mine I have a nice house with a gardenI ’ve got a nice house with a garden + I don’t have a house with a gardenI haven’t got a house with a garden - Do you have a house with a garden?Have you got a house with a garden? ?

  3. Forms: Subject + have / have got + object + Subject + don’t/doesn’t have + object - Subject + haven’t got + object Do/Does + subject + have + object? ? Have/Has + subject + got + object?

  4. Some examples: • I have a new car or I’ve got a new car • Sue has got long hair or Sue has long hair • Do they have any children? NOT: Have they any children? • Tim doesn’t have a job or Tim hasn’t got a job NOT: Tim hasn’t a job - IT’S WRONG!!! • How much time have you got? Or How much time do you have? • My parents have a holiday flat on the French Riviera or My parents have got a holiday flat on the French Riviera

  5. Have/have got to say that you’re not healthy (=you have an illness) I have a headacheI ’ve got a headache + I don’t have a coldI haven’t got a cold - Do you have (the) flu? Have you got (the) flu? ?

  6. Have for actions(=performing an action) I usually have breakfast NOT: I usually have got breakfast + I don’t usually have breakfastNOT: I usually haven’t got breakfast - Do you usually have breakfast? NOT: Do you usually have got breakfast? ?

  7. Now make up the rules yourself: • Use ‘have’ & ‘have got’ + object to talk about ……… and ………. • To make the negative form and questions of ‘have’ use …….. • To make the negative form and questions of ‘have got’ don’t use ……..! • Use ……….. AND NOT ………. to talk about actions

  8. A question for you: How do we use these forms in the past?

  9. Yesterday…Two days ago…Last week…Last month… I had a headacheNOT: I had got a headache + I didn’t have a coldNOT: I hadn’t got a cold - Did you have flu? NOT: Had you got flu? ? THIS IS THE ONLY POSSIBLE FORM!!!

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