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138 one hundred and thi r ty - e i ght Wenn du sagen möchtest, dass jemand etwas hat oder besitzt, verwendest du das Verb have got/has got. Die Kurzform lautet ’ve got /’s got . Wenn du sagen willst, dass jemand etwas nicht hat oder nicht besitzt, kannst du n’t (die verkürzte Form von not ) direkt an have / has anhängen. I You He She It We You They ’ve got ’ve got ’s got ’s got ’s got ’ve got ’ve got ’ve got a small room. nice friends. a new football. a big sister. three bedrooms. a new English teacher. two new folders. five trees. I You He She It We You They have n’t got have n’t got has n’t got has n’t got has n’t got have n’t got have n’t got have n’t got a computer. a big room, Emma. a mobile. her English book. a big garden. a sofa in our classroom. your bags, girls. a TV in their room. n’t /not muss immer zwischen have und got stehen! Verwechsle nicht die Kurzformen von has und is : She ’s got a big sister. = She has got a big sister. She ’s Ben’s sister. = She is Ben’s sister. G14 have got / has got ➝ p. 32,1–2; 33,4 Wie beim Verb to be verwendet man die Langformen von have got /has got eher in der geschriebenen Sprache (die Kurzformen eher beim Sprechen). I You He She It We You They have got have got has got has got has got have got have got have got a small room. nice friends. a new football. a big sister. three bedrooms. a new English teacher. two new folders. five trees. I You He She It We You They have not got have not got has not got has not got has not got have not got have not got have not got a computer. a big room, Emma. a mobile. her English book. a big garden. a sofa in our classroom. your bags, girls. a TV in their room. G Grammar Unit 2 Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv