Have got

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

This week

After this week:

You know how to use the verb 'Have Got'

You know when to use 'A or An'

You know the words lesson 4

Explanation have got

Have got betekent hebben

Hebben =

Have got / Has got

• I have got
• You have got
• He has got
• She has got
• It has got
• We have got
• You have got
• They have got

Begin met persoonlijke voornaamwoorden op het linkerbord doornemen.

Have Got of Has Got?

1. You have got a nice classroom
2. You has got a nice classroom.

Have Got of Has Got?

1. We have got friends in the football team
2. We has got friends in the football team

Have Got of Has Got?

1. My English teacher have got cool posters
2. My English teacher has got cool posters

Have Got of Has Got?

1. Have Sam got the newspaper?
2. Has Sam got the newspaper?

Have Got of Has Got?

1. Sharon and Jess have got articles for the newspaper
2. Sharon and Jess has got articles for the newspaper

Have / has got

Ontkennend

I haven't got. (have not got)

You haven't got. (have not got)

He / she / it hasn't got. (has not got)

we haven't got. (have not got)

You haven't got. (have not got)

They haven't got. (have not got)

He ........ a present (have got)

Vul de juiste vorm van 'have got' in:
They ... (not - have got) three sisters.

Vul de juiste vorm van 'have got' in:
My dad ... (not-have got) blue eyes.

We _____ a ticket (not - have got)

Vul de juiste vorm van 'have got' in:
This city ... (not - have got) a museum.

We ___ a problem. (have got)

You ........ a present (have got)

Maak van deze zin een vraag:
You have got football today.

Maak een vraagzin met to have got:
You have got a nice house.

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A/ an

Fill in the blanks with 'a' or 'an'

1. Ms. Ball is _____ American

2. Her hair is in _____ ponytail

a

an

3. My father has got _____ large moustache

4. She is not _____ honest person

Fill in the blanks with 'a' or 'an'

a

an

                                  A OR AN

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