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Have got / Has got
‚haben‘ oder ‚hat‘
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"Have got" und "Has got" sind Ausdrücke, die wir verwenden, um zu sagen, dass jemand etwas besitzt oder etwas hat.
Bildung im Simple Present
I, you, we, they
have got
he, she, it
has got
Hier gilt der Merksatz: He, she, it – das -s muss mit !
I have got a dog. 🐕
You have got a cat. 🐱
He has got a rabbit. 🐇
She has got a crocodile. 🐊
It has got four legs. 🐶
We have got a parrot. 🦜
You have got a hamster. 🐹
They have got cows. 🐄🐄🐄
Kurzformen
I have got = I’ve got
She has got = She’s got
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Verneinung (Negation)
I have not got a dog. 🐕 I haven't got a dog.
You have not got a cat. 🐱 You haven't got a cat.
He has not got a rabbit. 🐇 He hasn't got a rabbit.
She has not got a crocodile. 🐊 She hasn't got a crocodile.
It has not got four legs. 🐶 It hasn't got four legs.
We have not got a parrot. 🦜 We haven't got a parrot.
You have not got a hamster. 🐹 You haven't got a hamster.
They have not got cows. 🐄🐄🐄 They haven't got cows.
Fragebildung (Questions)
Have I got a dog? 🐕
Have you got a cat? 🐱
Has he got a rabbit? 🐇
Has she got a crocodile? 🐊
Has it got four legs? 🐶
Have we got a parrot? 🦜
Have you got a hamster? 🐹
Have they got cows? 🐄🐄🐄
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