Verb: get/got (past) have = have got I’ve got my wallet = I have my wallet In spoken english we often say: I got my wallet I’ve got to go = I have to go = je dois aller/il faut que j’y ailles When contracted it becomes: I gotta go He’s gotta go she’s gotta [...]
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We use the verb ‘to have’ to speak about eating and drinking. Do not try to translate directly from your language, just learn it by heart and use it. Although we English teachers insist that you learn your irregular verbs – eat, ate, eaten, drink, drank, drunk – very often just one word is enough, [...]
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This video will show you how to use the verb ‘to have’. As you know, it is a very simple irregular verb, with only four forms: have and has in the present, has in the past, and having as the present participle. Some of you will already know that some English speakers use ‘have/has got’ [...]
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Le verbe to have est l’équivalent d’avoir, et on s’en sert pour la possession: I have a computer – J’ai un ordinateurI have an apartment – j’ai un appartementI have a cat – J’ai un chatI have two children – J’ai deux enfants Mais ce n’est pas tout – il existe plusieurs expressions qui emploient [...]
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