Educación Secundaria para Personas Adultas 2módulo - aulAragon

INGLÉS
THERE IS – THERE ARE - HABER
SINGULAR
PLURAL
There is (hay)
There are (hay)
There is not (no hay) There are not (no hay)
Is there? (hay ...?) Are there? (hay ...?)
SHORT FORM
There's
There isn't
There aren't
"There is a computer" Hay un ordenador
"There isn't a ball" No hay una pelota
"Is there a ball?"
¿Hay una pelota?
"There are four books"
Hay cuatro libros
"There aren't twenty students in class; there are twenty-two" No hay ... Hay ..
"Are there three cars in the street?"
¿Hay tress coches en la calle?
• Única forma en español: “hay” tanto en singular como en plural. Pero en inglés hay que diferenciar
si el objeto directo es singular: “there is” o plural: “there are”
There is a boy in the park
Hay un chico en el parque
There are three people in the shop Hay trees personas en la tienda
HAVE GOT – TENER
FORMA AFIRMATIVA
Singular
Short form
I/You have got Yo tengo / tú tienes I've got /
You've got
He/She/It has got tiene
He's /She's/
It's got
Plural
We/You/They have got Tenemos / tenéis / tienen
We've/You've/
They've got
FORMA NEGATIVA
Singular
Short form
I/you/ have not got No tengo / no tienes
I/you haven't got
He/she/it has not got No tiene
He/she/it hasn't got
Plural
We/you/they have not got No tenemos ...
We/you/they haven't got
FORMA INTERRROGATIVA
Have I/you/we/they got?
Has he/she/it got?
• Usamos have got para hablar de lo que nos pertenece:
I ve got a new car
Tengo un coche nuevo
They ve got a computer Tienen un ordenador
• La tercera persona del singular es has got:
She s got a brother Tiene un hermano
• No se usa got cuando se usa la respuesta corta.
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