1. HAVE GOT aneb sloveso „mít“
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2. POSITIVE
Full form
Short form
I have got you have got he/she/it has got we have got they have got
I´ve got you´ve got he/she/it´s got we´ve got they´ve got
já mám
ty máš
on/ona/ono má
my máme
vy máte
oni mají

3. NEGATIVE
Full form
Short form
I have not got you have not got he/she/it has not got we have not got they have not got
I haven´t got you haven´t got he/she /it hasn´t got we haven´t got they haven´t got
já nemám
ty nemáš
On/ona/ono nemá
my nemáme
vy nemáte
oni nemají

4. QUESTIONS
-tvoříme přehozením osoby a slovesa „have got“
You have got a car. She has got an apple.
Have you got a car? Has she got an apple?
Have I got? Have you got? Has he/she/it got? Have we got? Have they got?
Mám? Máš? Má (on/ona/ono)? Máme? Máte? Mají?

5. SHORT ANSWERS
Have you got a pen? Yes, I have. (Ano, mám.) (Máš pero?) No, I haven´t. (Ne, nemám.)
Has he got a computer? Yes, he has. (Ano, má.) (Má počítač?) No, he hasn´t. (Ne, nemá.)
Have they got oranges? Yes, they have. (Ano, mají.) (Mají pomeranče?) No, they haven´t. (Ne, nemají.)

6. TRANSLATE We have got three books. You haven´t got a pen.
Have they got a pet?
She has got a long nose.
Máme malé auto.
Nemá (ona) velký dům.
Máš pastelky?
(on)Má pět sester.

7. ZDROJE
HUTCHINSON, Tom. Project 1 Student´s Book. First edition. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999, ISBN X.
HUTCHINSON, Tom. Project 1 Workbook. Oxford, Oxford University Press, ISBN