Preposiciones

Ahora que estamos estudiando las preposiciones de lugar he encontrado estos links que a lo mejor os sirven de ayuda.

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Links útiles para verbos

Para aprender el verbo TO BE y el verbo TO HAVE GOT podéis visitar:


1. Este LINK para el verbo to be

2. Este LINK para el verbo to have got


Para el PRESENTE SIMPLE podéis visitar este LINK


Todo esto os puede servir de repaso.

Espero que os sea útil.

To Be y To Have Got

TO BE

PRESENT SIMPLE

AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE
I am You are He/she/it is We/you/they are (I’m) (‘s) (‘re)	I am not You are not He/she/it is not We/you/they are not ( aren’t) (isn’t)	(I.P) am I? (I.P) are you? (I.P) is he/she/it? (I.P) are we/you/they? (I.P): interrogative pronoun

It is used:

• To denote existence. Eg: the dog is in the garden.
• To give information about a person or a thing. Eg: Tom is a carpenter.
• To express physical or mental condition. Eg: I am hot.
• To express age. Eg: I’m 25 years old.
• To express weight. Eg: I’m 65 kilos.
• For prices. Eg: It’s 20 pounds.

HAVE (GOT)

PRESENT SIMPLE

AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE
I have (got) You have (got) He/she/it has (got) We/you/they have (got) (‘ve) (‘s)	I have not (got) You have not (got) He/she/it has not (got) We/you/they have not (got) (haven’t) (hasn’t) I do not have You do not have He/she/it does not have We/you/they do not have	(I.P) have I(got)? (I.P) have you(got)? (I.P) has he/she/it(got)? (I.P) have we/you/they(got)? (I.P) do I have? (I.P) do you have? (I.P) does he/she/it have? (I.P) do we/you/they have?

MEANING ‘POSSESS’ AND ‘SUFFER (FROM) PAIN/ILLNESS/DISABILITY…’

• ‘Have’ is conjugated with ‘do’ for habitual actions.
• No idea of habit: Have you got…?
• American English vs British English: in Britain it is usual to use ‘have got’ whereas other English-speaking countries (USA, for example) use the ‘do’ forms here too.
• ‘Got’ is not added in short answers or question tags.

OTHER MEANINGS

• Take (a meal), give (a party), encounter (difficulties), experience, enjoy + adjective…
• ‘Do/does/did’ as auxiliaries in the negative and interrogative forms.
• Never followed by ‘got’.

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