G - To be / To have got

To be

&

To have got

to be / to have got

some examples:

Peter is happy because his cousins is at home.

The car isn't in the garage.

Are my friends in Paris?

They have got a computer on the desk

Paul and Helen haven't got a car

Have Michael and Anne got a new dog?

To be

"Ser o Estar" - Se usa para describir

Affirmative

The games is very popular.

SUBJECT + to BE (am / is / are) + complement

Negative

The students aren't happy today.

SUBJECT + to BE (am not/ isn't / aren't) + complement

Interrogative

Are your friends in class?

(Am / Is / Are) + SUBJECT + complement + ?

Short answers

Yes, they are / No, they aren't

To have got

"Tener" - Se usa para indicar posesión

Affirmative

My friend has got a new phone.

SUBJECT + to have got (have got/ has got) + complement

Negative

Peter and Ana haven't got a cat.

SUBJECT + to BE (haven't got/ hasn't got) + complement

Interrogative

Has Mike got a pencil?

(Have / Has) + SUBJECT + got + complement + ?

Short answers

Yes, he has / No, he hasn't