Special verbs in the Simple Present Have got
Special verbs in the Simple Present
Have got - Possession HAVE (as a full verb) Affirmative sentence (+) Negative sentence (-) Question (? ) I, you, we, you, they: I have got a book. I have not got a book. I’ve got a book. I haven’t got a book. Have I got a book? he, she, it: He has got a book. He has not got a book. He’s got a book. He hasn’t got a book. Has he got a book?
Have got - Possession HAVE (as a full verb) Affirmative sentence (+) Negative sentence (-) Question (? ) I, you, we, you, they: I have a book. I do not have a book. Do I have a book? He does not have a book. Does he have a book? he, she, it: He has a book.
Have – Special Use - Actions + I usually have breakfast NOT: I usually have got breakfast - I don’t usually have breakfast I usually haven’t got breakfast ? Do you usually have breakfast? Do you usually have got breakfast? E. g. : have lunch, have dinner, have a shower, have a party, have a coffee…
TO BE (as a full verb) Affirmative sentence (+) Negative sentence (-) I am from Britain. I am not from Britain. I’m not from Britain. Question (? ) Am I from Britain? he, she, it: He is from Britain. He is not from Britain. He’s from Britain. He isn’t from Britain. Is he from Britain? we, you, they: We are from Britain. We are not from Britain. We’re from Britain. We aren’t from Britain. Are we from Britain?
TO DO DO (as a full verb) Affirmative sentence (+) Negative sentence (-) Question (? ) I, we, you, they: I do an exercise. I do not do an exercise. I don’t do an exercise. Do I do an exercise? he, she, it: He does an exercise. He does not do an exercise. He doesn’t do an exercise. Does he do an exercise?
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