Özetle
To say what you own, or what you have with you.
Yapısı
| + | I have a ticket. / I've got a ticket. |
|---|---|
| − | I don't have a ticket. / I haven't got a ticket. |
| ? | Do you have a ticket? / Have you got a ticket? |
Kurallar
- have and have got mean the same thing here. "have got" is more common in speaking.
- With have you need do/does in questions and negatives.
- He/she/it: has / has got.
Örnek cümleler
- I have two brothers.
- He's got a headache.
- Do you have a table for two?
- We haven't got any change.
Sık yapılan hatalar
- ✗ I have not a room.✓ I don't have a room.
- ✗ Have you a pen?✓ Do you have a pen?
- ✗ She have a car.✓ She has a car.
Akılda kalsın
have → use do/does. have got → move "have" to the front.