Have got to po prostu „mieć”: rodzinę, samochód, katar, chwilę czasu. Poniżej masz 47 zadań w sześciu zestawach, od has got po krótkie odpowiedzi Yes, I have. Każde sprawdza się od razu, a po dobrej odpowiedzi możesz odsłuchać całe zdanie.
Jedno zastrzeżenie: Amerykanie częściej mówią po prostu I have i Do you have…?, a have got słychać głównie w zdaniach typu I’ve got an idea. Dlatego jeden zestaw porównuje obie formy i pokazuje, kiedy got w ogóle nie pasuje.
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Najpierw zasady? Budowę i użycie z przykładami masz w tekście Have got: odmiana, pytania i przeczenia.
Ćwiczenie 1: have got czy has got?
Wpisz have got albo has got. Has got stoi przy he, she, it i przy jednej osobie lub rzeczy.
I ___ two brothers.
have got
My sister ___ a new job.
has got
We ___ a small apartment downtown.
have got
He ___ a really bad cold.
has got
They ___ three kids.
have got
The hotel ___ a great pool.
has got
You ___ a nice smile.
have got
My car ___ a flat tire.
has got
Wait, I ___ an idea!
have got
Ćwiczenie 2: przeczenia z haven’t got i hasn’t got
Zamień zdanie na przeczenie. Skrót i pełna forma (have not got) liczą się tak samo.
I have got a car. → I ___ a car.
haven’t got | have not got
She has got a dog. → She ___ a dog.
hasn’t got | has not got
We have got enough chairs. → We ___ enough chairs.
haven’t got | have not got
My dad has got a smartphone. → My dad ___ a smartphone.
hasn’t got | has not got
They have got a garden. → They ___ a garden.
haven’t got | have not got
This room has got a window. → This room ___ a window.
hasn’t got | has not got
I have got some cash. → I ___ any cash.
haven’t got | have not got
Ćwiczenie 3: Have you got…? i krótkie odpowiedzi
Wybierz brakujące słowo. W pytaniu have lub has idzie na początek, a w krótkiej odpowiedzi got znika: Yes, I have.
___ you got a minute?
- Have
- Has
- Do
___ your brother got kids?
- Have
- Has
- Does
"Have you got a pen?" "Yes, I ___."
- have got
- have
- got
"Has she got a car?" "No, she ___."
- hasn’t
- hasn’t got
- haven’t
What ___ you got in your bag?
- have
- has
- do
"Have they got a dog?" "Yes, they ___."
- has
- got
- have
How many cousins ___ your wife got?
- have
- has
- does
"Have we got any milk?" "No, we ___."
- haven’t got
- haven’t
- hasn’t
Ćwiczenie 4: have got, have czy had?
Have got mówi tylko o tym, co masz. Gdy have znaczy jeść, brać albo robić (have breakfast, have a party), got nie pasuje. Pytanie po amerykańsku to Do you have…?, a przeszłość to zwykłe had.
Pick the correct sentence.
- I have got breakfast at seven.
- I have breakfast at seven.
- I has breakfast at seven.
Pick the correct sentence.
- Do you have a car?
- Do you have got a car?
- Have you a car got?
Pick the correct sentence.
- I have got a cold last week.
- I had a cold last week.
- I haved a cold last week.
Pick the correct sentence.
- We have got a party every Friday.
- We has a party every Friday.
- We have a party every Friday.
Pick the correct sentence.
- Does she has got a laptop?
- Has she got a laptop?
- Has she a laptop got?
Pick the correct sentence.
- Did you have a good weekend?
- Had you got a good weekend?
- Have you got a good weekend?
Pick the correct sentence.
- She doesn’t have got time.
- She hasn’t time got.
- She doesn’t have time.
Pick the correct sentence.
- Let’s have a coffee.
- Let’s have got a coffee.
- Let’s has a coffee.
Ćwiczenie 5: ułóż zdanie
Ułóż zdanie z rozsypanych słów. Uwaga na dwa ostatnie: tam have got nie pasuje.
Zapytaj, czy ktoś ma chwilę.
Have you got a minute?
Zapytaj, czy jego siostra ma dzieci.
Has your sister got kids?
Powiedz, że nie masz czasu.
I haven’t got time.
Zapytaj, co ktoś ma w torbie.
What have you got in your bag?
Powiedz, że twój brat ma nowy samochód.
My brother has got a new car.
Zapytaj po amerykańsku, czy ktoś ma długopis.
Do you have a pen?
Powiedz, że wczoraj bolała cię głowa.
I had a headache yesterday.
Ćwiczenie 6: znajdź błąd
W każdym zdaniu jest jeden błąd. Dotknij złego słowa, a zamieni się w poprawne.
She have got two sisters.
She has got two sisters.
I hasn’t got a car.
I haven’t got a car.
Have he got a girlfriend?
Has he got a girlfriend?
Has you got a minute?
Have you got a minute?
We has got a big kitchen.
We have got a big kitchen.
My parents hasn’t got a dog.
My parents haven’t got a dog.
Yesterday I have a terrible day.
Yesterday I had a terrible day.
Have she got any brothers or sisters?
Has she got any brothers or sisters?
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