HAVE or HAVE GOT?

• English
• Primary Education
• Secondary Education

• ko povemo, da nekaj imamo (predmet, sorodnika, šolski predmet, obšolsko dejavnost/krožek, neko telesno značilnost/zunanjost/izgled ali bolezen/tegobo) uporabimo HAVE GOT.
• Have got se uporablja večinoma v britanski angleščini.
• V ameriški angleščini pa uporabljajo tudi samo glagol HAVE za vse zgoraj omenjene primere.
• Kadar govorimo o dejanjih (zajtrk, tuširanje,...), pa v obeh primerih uporabimo HAVE.
  

HAVE GOT or HAVE?

• difference in meaning/use
  

• IMETI
  

HAVE GOT

• possession
• relations
• school subjects
• school clubs
• people's appearance
• illness

British English

HAVE

•     possession
•     relations
•     school subjects
•     school clubs
•     people's appearance
•     illness
• activities

American English

HAVE GOT

(imeti, lastnina, sorodstvena razmerja)

• We've got a house.
• You haven't got a sister.
• She has got PE on Friday.
• He hasn't got blue eyes.
• I have got a cold.
  

HAVE

(imeti, lastnina, sorodstvena razmerja, dejanja)

•     We have a house.
•     You don't have a sister.
•     She has PE on Friday.
•     He doesn't have a dog.
•     I have a cold.
• I have breakfast at 6.30.
• He doesn't have lunch at 2.
  

When have + noun express an activity or a  habit, have (not have got) is used. 

Look at these sentences:

I have a shower every day. 

NOT I have got a shower every day.

What time do you have lunch?

NOT What time have you got lunch?

V katerem primeru je HAVE GOT uporabljen ustrezno?

1. Mr Smith has got a new car.
2. Mr Smith have a new car.
3. Mr Smith have got a new car.
4. Mr Smith haves a new car.

Kako ustrezno zanikamo HAVE GOT? (2 pravilna odgovora)

1. We hasn't got Maths.
2. Collin not got blue eyes.
3. She hasn't got a ruler.
4. My friends haven't got drama club on Monday.

Preberi povedi. Označi vsak primer, kjer je pravilno rabljen glagol HAVE

1. Have a good time!
2. He doesn't have breakfast before 9.
3. Jerry no have a chat on Skype.
4. I have a cup of tea after lunch.

PRACTICE makes perfect!

Workbook, page 64/ exercise: 15ab, 16, 17