Budowanie twierdzeń
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| I / you / we / you / they have got... |
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Ja / ty / my / wy / oni mają... |
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I have got a car. You have got a bike. We have got three stamps. They have got eight dogs.
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| She / he / it has got... |
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Ona / on / ono ma... |
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She has got a car. He has got a bike. It has got a dog.
Budowanie pytań(pytania budujemy poprzez inwersję podmiotu i orzeczenia)
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| Have I / you / we / you / they got ... ? |
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Czy ja / ty / my / wy / oni mają... ? |
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Have I got a car? Have you got a bike? Have we got three stamps? Have they got eight dogs?
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Czy ona / on / ono ma...? |
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Has she got a car? Has he got a bike? Has it got a dog?
Budowanie przeczeń
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| I / you / we / you / they have not got... |
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Ja / ty / my / wy / oni nie mają... |
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I have not got a car. You have not got a bike. We have not got three stamps. They have not got eight dogs.
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Ona / on / ono nie ma... |
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She has not got a car. He has not got a bike. It has not got a dog.
W krótkich odpowiedziach nie używamy "got" -> No, I haven't
Skróty:
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| have not got |
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haven't got |
| has not got |
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hasn't got |
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- Have got nie jest używane w formalnym języku pisemnym i jest mniej popularne w amerykańskim angielskim niż w brytyjskim angielskim
- Have got używamy do mówienia o sytuacji lub stanie, ale nie o wydarzeniu lub akcji. Np. można powiedzieć "He's got a new book" ale już "He's got a bath every morning" nie!
- Nie używamy got mówiąc o przyszłości -> "I will have".
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| this car |
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ten samochód |
| that car |
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tamten samochód |
| these cars |
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te samochody |
| those cars |
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tamte samochody |
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