Have et have got : la possession
I have a car / I've got a car, et les questions avec do.
| have (US + UK) | have got (surtout UK, oral) | |
|---|---|---|
| Affirmation | I have a sister. | I've got a sister. |
| Négation | I don't have a car. | I haven't got a car. |
| Question | Do you have a pen? | Have you got a pen? |
| 3e personne | She has a dog. | She's got a dog. |
Have pour les actions
« Have » s'utilise aussi dans des expressions d'action, où « have got » est impossible : have breakfast, have a shower, have a good time, have a drink. Là, le continu est possible : I'm having lunch.
Test yourself
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Mets à la forme interrogative (have) : You have a car.
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Do you have a car? -
Mets à la forme négative (have got) : She's got a bike.
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She hasn't got a bike. -
Traduis : « On dîne à 19 h. »
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We have dinner at 7 (pm). -
Complète : He ___ two brothers. (have got)
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has got / 's got