HAVE
GOT
Flash presentation by
Antonia Domínguez Miguela
El verbo 'to have got' tiene en español el
significado principal de 'tener'. Puede tener también otros
significados, como 'tomar' 'haber'. Conoceremos su
traducción apropiada dependiendo del sentido de la frase.
I have got a new car / Tengo un
coche nuevo
PRESENTE DE INDICATIVO
| FORMA
AFIRMATIVA |
FORMA NEGATIVA |
FORMA
INTERROGATIVA |
| I have got (I've got) |
I have not got (I
haven't got) |
have I got? |
| tengo |
no tengo |
¿hengo? |
| you have got (you've got) |
you have not got (you
haven't got) |
have you got? |
| tienes |
no tienes |
¿tienes? |
| he
has got (he's got) |
he
has not got (he
hasn't got) |
has
he got? |
| tiene |
no tiene |
¿tiene? |
| we have got (we've got) |
we have not got (we haven't
got) |
have we got? |
| tenemos |
no tenemos |
¿tenemos? |
| you have got (you've got) |
you have not got (you
haven't got) |
have you got? |
| tenéis |
no tenéis |
¿tenéis? |
| they have got (they've got) |
they have not got (they
haven't got) |
have they got ? |
| tienen |
no tienen |
¿tienen? |
Observa que la tercera persona singular se
forma de manera irregular (cambia de 'have' a 'has').