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    This document discusses the proper uses of "have" and "have got" in English. It notes that "have got" can be used instead of "have" in four situations: 1) when talking about possessions, 2) family relationships, 3) physical descriptions, and 4) feelings and health. However, it provides several caveats - only "have got" can be shortened to "'ve" or "'s"; the auxiliary verb is only used with "have" not "have got"; "have got" cannot refer to actions, the future, or past; and in informal American English "have"/'ve is often dropped.

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    This document discusses the proper uses of "have" and "have got" in English. It notes that "have got" can be used instead of "have" in four situations: 1) when talking about possessions, 2) family relationships, 3) physical descriptions, and 4) feelings and health. However, it provides several caveats - only "have got" can be shortened to "'ve" or "'s"; the auxiliary verb is only used with "have" not "have got"; "have got" cannot refer to actions, the future, or past; and in informal American English "have"/'ve is often dropped.

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    "Have" Sau "Have Got": Have Got Have Have Ve Got Have Ve Got Have Ve Got Have Ve Got

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    This document discusses the proper uses of "have" and "have got" in English. It notes that "have got" can be used instead of "have" in four situations: 1) when talking about possessions, 2) family relationships, 3) physical descriptions, and 4) feelings and health. However, it provides several caveats - only "have got" can be shortened to "'ve" or "'s"; the auxiliary verb is only used with "have" not "have got"; "have got" cannot refer to actions, the future, or past; and in informal American English "have"/'ve is often dropped.

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    “have” sau “have got”

    In engleza vorbita have got poate fi folosit in locul lui have in urmatoarele 4 situatii:
    1. cand vorbim despre lucruri aflate in posesia noastra:
    I have a friend in Bucharest. = I ‘ve got a friend in Bucharest.
    2. cand vorbim despre familie (persoane cu care avem o relatie):
    I have one brother. = I‘ve got one brother.
    3. cand descriem oameni, caracteristici fizice
    I have blond hair. = I’ve got blond hair.
    4. cand vorbim despre cum ne simtim, boli etc:
    I have a bad headache. = I’ve got a bad headache.
    Atentie:
    1) formele scurte ‘ve sau ‘s pot fi folosite doar cu have got – nu si cu have.
    Corect: I‘ve got blond hair.
    Gresit: I’ve blond hair.
    2. NU folosim verb auxiliar (ajutator) cu have got, doar cu have. Atentie la forma negativa!
    Corect: I don’t have brown hair.
    Gresit: I don’t have got brown hair.
    Corect: Do you have brown hair?
    Gresit: Do you have got brown hair?
    3. NU putem folosi have got in locul lui have dc acesta se refera la actiuni:
    Corect: I have lunch at 12 o’clock.
    Gresit: I have got lunch at 12 o’clock.

    4. NU putem folosi have got la viitor sau trecut – doar have:


    – Have you got a new backpack for the school trip on Sunday?
    – No, I haven’t.
    – Will you have it by Sunday?
    – I am not sure.
    5. In engleza americana vorbita (informala) de multe ori “se pierde” have /’ve:
    I’ve got a new car. -> I got a new car.

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