Have got / has got - lesson

Have got / has got

Mit dem Verb "(to) have got" kann man ausdrücken, dass jemand etwas besitzt oder etwas hat. Wir können es im Deutschen oft mit "haben" übersetzen.

• I have got a pencil.

• My friend has got a nice pencil case.

• We have got a new pet.

• The 5a has got English in the next lesson.

Genauso kann man auch ausdrücken, wenn man etwas nicht hat:

• I haven't got a pencil.

• My friend hasn't got a new pencil case.

• We haven't got a new pet.

• The 5a hasn't got English in the next lesson.

Es gibt also bejahte Aussagesätze (positive statements) und Verneinungen (negations).

I have got a pencil. < > I haven't got a pencil.

positive statement < > negation

• I have got a pencil. < > I haven't got a pencil.

• My friend has got a new pencil case. < > My friend hasn't got a new pencil case.

• We have a new pet. < > We haven't got a new pet.

• The 5a has got English in the next lesson. < > The 5a hasn't got English in the next lesson.

Multiple Select

Mark the positive statements. (Markiere die bejahten Aussagesätze)

• I have got a cat.

• You haven't got a car.

• The teacher has got an idea.

• We have got PE on Mondays.

• They haven't got an answer.

Multiple Select

Now mark the negations.

• I haven't got a sister.

• I have got a brother.

• They haven't got Spanish in the next lesson.

• She hasn't got a cat.

• She has got a nice T-shirt.

Es gibt sowohl bei bejahten Aussagesätzen als auch bei Verneinungen Kurzformen:

• I have got a dog. --> I've got a dog.

• He has got a dog. --> He's got a dog.

• I have not got a dog. --> I haven't got a dog.

• He has not got a dog. --> He hasn't got a dog.

Multiple Select

Mark the short forms.

• She's got some new shoes.

• They haven't got a new house.

• He hasn't got a pen.

• We have got many good ideas.

• You haven't got a plan.

Man kann mit "(to) have got" auch Fragen stellen:

Have you got a pet? - Yes, I have.

Fragen mit "Have got" werden immer verneint oder bejaht, daher nennt man sie auch Entscheidungsfragen.

Have you got a pet?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I haven't.

Weitere Beispiele:

• Have you got a dog? - Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.

• Has she got Spanish in the next lesson? - Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.

• Have they got a good idea? - Yes, they have. / No, they haven't.

• Have we got a plan? - Yes, we have. / No, we haven't.

Poll

Have you got a pet?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I haven't.

Poll

Have you got a brother or a sister?

• Yes, I have.

• No, I haven't.

Multiple Choice

Have you got a real elephant in your house?

• Yes, we have.

• No, we haven't.

Multiple Choice

Have you got a kitchen in your house?

• Yes, we have.

• No, we haven't.

Vielleicht ist dir schon aufgefallen, dass es manchmal "have got" und manchmal "has got" heißt. Zum Beispiel:

I have got an idea. < > He has got an idea.

Merke dir: Bei "he", "she" oder "it" muss es "has got" oder "hasn't got" heißen! Beispiele: got

• She has got a new car.

• He has got a dog.

• She hasn't got a pet.

• It hasn't got green doors. (Euer Haus, zum Beispiel)

Das gilt auch dann, wenn "he", "she" oder "it" nicht direkt da stehen:

• The woman has got a new car.

• David has got a dog.

• My sister Angela hasn't got a pet.

• Our new house hasn't got green doors.

Multiple Choice

Has got or have got?

She ... a new book.

• has got

• have got

Multiple Choice

Have got or has got?

The man ... a blue uniform.

• has got

• have got

Multiple Choice

Has got or have got?

We ... Spanish in the next lesson.

• has got

• have got

Multiple Choice

Have got or has got?

Andrea ... a good idea.

• has got

• have got

Multiple Choice

Kelly and Melissa ... new shoes.

• have got

• has got

Falls ihr euch bei der letzten Aufgabe geirrt haben solltet: Melissa und Kelly sind zwar beide weiblich, aber grammatisch sind sie hier im Plural! Also "they" und nicht "she"!

Kelly und Melissa have got new shoes. --> They've got new shoes.

Kelly has got new shoes. --> She's got new shoes.

Multiple Choice

Have got or has got?

Johnny ... a good friend.

• has got

• have got

Multiple Choice

Have got or has got:

Johnny and Jimmy ... good friends.

• have got

• has got

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