Question

Составить 6 предложений have got, has got, hawen't got, hasn't got, ve got, s got. Срочно пожалуйста ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

i have got a computer

I haven't got any information about that child

I've got some apples in my bag

she's got a new dress on her

we haven't got a new car.

Jack has got a very difficult task.

Answer 2

Sure! Here are six sentences using the phrases "have got," "has got," "haven't got," "hasn't got," "ve got," and "s got":

1. I have got a new car. [[1]] 2. She has got a beautiful garden. [[2]] 3. They haven't got any pets. [[3]] 4. He hasn't got a job yet. [[4]] 5. We've got tickets to the concert. [[5]] 6. John's got a lot of books in his library. [[6]]

Please note that "have got" and "has got" are commonly used in British English to mean "have" or "possess." "Haven't got" and "hasn't got" are negative forms of "have got" and "has got." "Ve got" is a contraction of "have got," and "s got" is a contraction of "has got."

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