Have Got – Avere, Possedere

prof.ssa Bosisio Laura

TO HAVE GOT

(AVERE, POSSEDERE)

Il verbo HAVE GOT si usa per parlare di ciò che si possiede, di rapporti di parentela e per descriverele persone fisicamente. Attenzione, nelle risposte brevi non si mette il GOT.

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I have got Io ho You have got Tu hai

He has got Egli - Lui ha She has got Ella - Lei ha

It has got Esso ha We have got Noi abbiamo You have got Voi avete They have got Essi hanno

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I’ve got Io ho You’ve got Tu hai

He’s got Egli - Lui ha She’s got Ella - Lei ha

It’s got Esso ha We’ve got Noi abbiamo You’ve got Voi avete They’ve got Essi hanno

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I have not got Io non ho You have not got Tu non hai

He has not got Egli – Lui non ha She has not got Ella - Lei non ha

It has not got Esso non ha We have not got Noi non abbiamo You have not got Voi non avete They have not got Essi non hanno

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I haven’t got Io non ho You haven’t got Tu non hai

He hasn’t got Egli - Lui non ha She hasn’t got Ella - Lei non ha

It hasn’t got Esso non ha We haven’t got Noi non abbiamo You haven’t got Voi non avete They haven’t got Essi non hanno

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Have I got? Yes, you have // No, you haven’t Have you got? Yes, I have // No, I haven’t

Has he got? Yes, he has // No, he hasn’t

Has she got? Yes, She has // No, she hasn’t

Has it got? Yes, it has // No, it hasn’t Have we got? Yes, you have // No, you haven’t Have you got? Yes, we have // No, we haven’t Have they got? Yes, they have // No they haven’t

(Rafforza il possesso)