5. III. Have

5. III. Have

1. 1.1. MEANING: possession, relationships, illnesses, etc

   • HAVE AND HAVE GOT
     • 1.1.3. STRUCTURE: PAST
       • AFFIRMATIVE
         • HAD (❌GOT)
         • Lisa had long hair when she was a child (NOT Lisa had got)
       • INTERROGATIVE
         • DID
         • Did you have a car when you were living in Paris?
       • NEGATIVE
         • DIDN'T
         • I didn't have my phone, so I couldn't call you
     • 1.1.1. USES
       • There is no difference in meaning with HAVE or HAVE GOT
         • They have a new car = They've got a new car
       • NOT WITH
         • Continuous forms
           • We have / We've got a nice room in the hotel ( NOT We're having a nie room)
     • 1.1.2. STRUTURE: PRESENT
       • INTERROGATIVE
         • 3 possible forms:
           • 1. Do you have any question? Does she have a car?
           • 2. Have you got any questions? Has she got a car?
           • 3. Have you any questions? Has she a car? (less usual)
       • NEGATIVE
         • 3 possible forms:
           • 1. I don't have any questions. She doesn't have a car
           • 2. I haven't got any questions. She hasn't got a car.
           • 3. I haven't any questions. She hasn't a car. (less usual)
       • AFFIRMATIVE
         • I have a headache. I've got a headache ; Lisa has two brothers. Lisa's got two brothers.

2. 1.2. MEANING:actions and experiences

   • (just) HAVE
     • 1.2.1. USES
       • HAVE
         • breakfast / dinner / a cup of coffee / something to eat...
         • a bath / a shower / a swim / a break / a rest / a party / a holiday / an accident / an experience / a dream
         • an accident / an experience / a dream
         • a look (at something)
         • a chat / a conversation / a discussion (with somebody)
         • trouble / difficulty / fun / a good time etc
         • a baby (= give birth to a baby)
       • WITH
         • Continuous forms
           • We're enjoying our holiday. We're having a great time (Not We have)
           • Mark is having a shower at the moment
     • 1.2.2. STRUTURE: PRESENT
       • AFFIRMATIVE
         • Sometimes I have (=eat) a sandwich for my lunch
       • INTERROGATIVE
         • DO / DOES
           • What time do you have lunch? What time does Chris have lunch? (NOT has Chris linch)
       • NEGATIVE
         • DON'T / DOESN'T
           • I don't usually have a big breakfast. He doesn't usually have a big breakfast. (not I usually haven't)
     • 1.2.3. STRUCTURE: PAST
       • AFFIRMATIVE
         • I had a breakfast
       • INTERROGATIVE
         • DID
           • Did you/she have trouble finding a place to live?
       • NEGATIVE
         • DIDN'T
           • I/She didn't have a big breakfast