Have got

Poprawne przeczenie z 'she'.

• She has not got a car.

• She has got a car.

• She have not got a house.

• She does not have a bike.

Poprawne pytanie z 'they'.

• They have got...?

• Have got they...?

• Do they have got...?

• Have they got...?

Które zdanie jest poprawne: 'He have got a bike' or 'He has got a bike'?

• He have a bike

• He has a bikes

• He has got a bike

• He got a bike

Poprawne zdanie z 'we'.

• We have got a new car.

• We have got ice cream.

• We have got a big house.

• We have got three dogs.

Poprawne przeczenie z 'you'.

• You have got a car.

• You have got a bike.

• You haven't got a car.

• You haven't got any money.

Poprawne pytanie z 'he'.

• Does he have...?

• Have he got...?

• Has he got...?

• He has got...?

Które zdanie jest poprawne: 'They has got a car' or 'They have got a car'?

• They got a car

• They has got a car

• They have a car

• They have got a car

Poprawne zdanie z 'my sister'.

• My sister have got a new bike.

• My sister has a new bike.

• My sister got a new bike.

• My sister has got a new bike.

Poprawne przeczenie z 'I'.

• I have got not.

• I don't have got.

• I haven't have got.

• I haven't got.

Poprawne pytanie z 'she'.

• Has she got any friends?

• Have she got a book?

• Has she got a book?

• Has she got a pen?