Have got Has got

Sahip olmak anlamında kullanılır.

I have got a hous.  Bir evim var.)
She has got two brothers. (Onun iki erkek kardeşi var veya o iki erkek kardeşe sahiptir.)
We have got many lessons.  (Bizim çok dersimiz var veya biz çok derslere sahibiz.)
I have got a Grandfather.  (Bir büyük babamız var.)

     Olumlu cümle                       Olumsuz cümleler (iki türlü)    

I have a cousin.	I haven’t got a brother.	I don’t have a brother.
You have a niece.	You haven’t got a sister.	You don’t have a sister.
He has a bird.	He has not got a cat.	He doesn’t have a cat.
She has a bunny.	She hasn’t got a dog.	She doesn’t have a dog.
It has Bluetooth.	It hasn’t got Bluetooth.	It doesn’t have Bluetooth.
We have books.	We haven’t got books.	We don’t have books.
You have a nice room.	You haven’t got a nice room.	You don’t have a nice room.
They have pets.	They haven’t got pets.	They don’t have pets.

Do/does		Have/ has
Do I have time?		Have I got time?
Do you have pets?		Have you got pets?
Does he have a computer?		Has he got a computer?
Does she have a mobile phone?		Has she got a mobile phone?
Does it have mudguards?		Has it got mudguards?
Do we have ketchup?		Have we got ketchup?
Do you have a yellow car?		Have you got a yellow car?
Do they have nice teachers?		Have they got nice teachers?

Bob doesn’t have breakfast on Saturdays because he gets up early to go fishing

“To Have” fiili GEÇMIŞ ZAMAN olarak kullanılmak istendiğinde, “had” şekline dönüşür.                  

Ayşe had a cat two years ago. (İki sene önce Ayşe’nin bir kedisi vardı.)

Ali didn’thavea car last year. (Geçen sene Ali’nin bir arabası yoktu.)

I had many books when l was a student.  (Öğrenciyken benim birçok kitabım vardı.)

Did you have a blue dress last year?  (Geçen sene senin mavi bir elbisen var mıydı?)

No, l didn’t have a blue dress last year.  (Hayır, geçen sene benim mavi bir elbisem yoktu.)