HAVE GOT

HAVE GOT- tener
AFFIRMATIVE
I have got ( I’ve got ) – yo tengo
You have got ( You’ve got) – tú tienes
He has got ( He’s got) – él tiene
She has got (She’s got ) – ella tiene
It has got ( It’s got) – el/ella tiene
We have got (We’ve got) – nosotros tenemos
You have got (You’ve got) – vosotros teneis
They have got (They’ve got) – ellos tienen
NEGATIVE
I have not got (I haven’t got)
You have not got ( You haven’t got)
He has not got (He hasn’t got)
She has not got ( She hasn’t got)
It has not got ( It hasn't got)
We have not got ( We haven’t got)
You have not got (You haven’t got)
They have not got (They haven’t got)
INTERROGATIVE
Have I got?
Have you got?
Has he got?
Has she got?
Has it got?
Have we got?
Have you got?
Have they got?
CAN - poder , saber hacer algo
AFFIRMATIVE
I / you / he / she / it / we / you / they can (yo puedo, tú puedes, …)
NEGATIVE
I / you / he / she / it / we / you / they cannot /can’t (yo no puedo, tú no puedes….)
INTERROGATIVE
Can I / you / he / she / it / we / you / they ? (¿puedo yo?, ¿puedes tú?...)
El verbo “can” siempre seguido de infinitivo sin “to” y expresa:
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Lo que se puede hacer en un momento concreto(poder hacer algo)
I can see the moon (Puedo ver la luna)
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Nuestras habilidades o capacidades (saber hacer algo)
He can play the piano ( El sabe tocar el piano)