Have Got & Has Got
Expressing possession in British English
Have Got & Has Got
Expressing possession in British English
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Recap: Quantifiers: Much and Many
Many is used with countable nouns that have a plural form (e.g. many tickets, many gigs).
Much is used with uncountable nouns that cannot be counted individually (e.g. much money, much music).
We often use much and many in questions and negative sentences with not.
Check: Which word completes the sentence?
"Have we got ______ time before the concert starts?"
Starter: 5-Question Retrieval
Work silently on paper. Complete all five sentences in 10 minutes.
There aren't ______ (much / many) tickets left for the music festival.
The radio presenter conducted an interesting ______ (interview / competition) with the band.
We haven't got ______ (much / many) money for the concert merchandise.
The lucky ______ (singer / winner) of the contest received two VIP passes.
How ______ (much / many) musical instruments can you play?
Homework Check: Phone Phrases
Opening a Call
Hello? John Watson speaking.
Met John Watson.
Could I speak to Charlie, please?
Kan ik Charlie spreken, alstublieft?
Closing a Call
Thanks for calling.
Bedankt voor het bellen.
I'll talk to you soon!
Ik spreek je snel weer!
Pair Drill: Turn to your neighbour. Practise a 20-second phone conversation using these four phrases.
Wat betekent 'Have got'?
In het Engels gebruik je have got of has got om te zeggen dat iemand iets heeft (bezit) of om relaties aan te duiden.
I have got two tickets. (Ik heb twee kaartjes.)
She has got a famous brother. (Zij heeft een beroemde broer.)
Het betekent hetzelfde als het werkwoord hebben in het Nederlands.
Bevestigend: De vormen
Volledige vorm & korte vorm
I / you / we / they: gebruik have got
Korte vorm: 've got → I've got, you've got, we've got, they've got
He / she / it: gebruik has got (shit-regel!)
Korte vorm: 's got → he's got, she's got, it's got
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Tip
In gesproken Engels gebruiken mensen bijna altijd de korte vorm (I've got, she's got).
Voorbeelden: Bevestigend
I / You / We / They
They have got drums in their garage.
Kort: They've got drums.
He / She / It
He has got an expensive bass guitar.
Kort: He's got an expensive bass guitar.
Video: Have Got in English
Watch the clip. Notice when the speakers use 'have got' and 'has got'.
Ontkennend: Geen bezit
Om te zeggen dat je iets niet hebt, zet je not tussen have/has en got.
Volledige vorm:
I have not got a ticket. / She has not got money.
Korte vorm (meest gebruikt!):
haven't got (I / you / we / they)
hasn't got (he / she / it)
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Mistake
Vergeet got niet! Zeg niet "I haven't a ticket", maar "I haven't got a ticket."
Vragen en Korte Antwoorden
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Hulpwerkwoord
Zet Have of Has vooraan.
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Onderwerp
Plaats daarna you / he / they.
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Got + Rest
Voeg got en het lijdend voorwerp toe.
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Kort Antwoord
Yes, I have. / No, he hasn't. (geen got!)
Summary: The Full Conjugation
Affirmative (+)
I / you / we / they have got ('ve got)
He / she / it has got ('s got)
Andy has got a sister.
Negative (-)
I / you / we / they haven't got
He / she / it hasn't got
We haven't got enough money.
Questions (?)
Have I / you / we / they got...?
Has he / she / it got...?
Have you got your tickets?
Short Answers
Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.
No 'got' in short answers!
Modelled Practice: Step by Step
Opdracht (Exercise 47a)
Vertaal naar het Engels: "Zij hebben een gitaar en een drumstel."
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Subject: Zij → They
Kijk wie het onderwerp is (derde persoon meervoud).
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Form: have got
Bij they hoort have got (of kort: they've got).
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Finished sentence
They have got a guitar and a drum kit.
Workbook Tasks: Page 79
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Exercise 47a (Individual): Translate the sentences into English in your notebook (e.g. Ik heb vier kaartjes → I have got four tickets).
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Exercise 47b (Transformation): Make questions from your sentences: Have you got four tickets?
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Exercise 47c (Speaking Pairs): Ask each other your questions and reply with short answers: "Yes, I have." or "No, I haven't."
Check Your Knowledge
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Andy not has got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy haven't got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy hasn't got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy hasn't have any tickets for the music festival.
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Check Your Knowledge
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Andy not has got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy haven't got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy hasn't got any tickets for the music festival.
Andy hasn't have any tickets for the music festival.
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Plenary: Quick-Fire Oral Drill
Ask your partner three quick questions:
"Have you got a guitar?" → "Yes, I have." / "No, I haven't."
"Has your friend got tickets?" → "Yes, he has." / "No, he hasn't."
"Have we got enough time?" → "Yes, we have." / "No, we haven't."
Remember: never use got in a short answer!
Check Your Understanding
Complete the sentence using 'have got':
My sister hasn't one, but I've a guitar.
Work it out on your own, then check your answer.
Check Your Understanding
Complete the sentence using 'have got':
My sister hasn't one, but I've a guitar.
hasn't got / have got
Sister is 'she' so use negative hasn't got; for 'I' use affirmative have got.