TO HAVE Present Simple

TO HAVE can be both a main and an auxiliary verb in some tenses. It has 2 forms in the present simple tense: 

I have/'ve got a bicycle.

You have/'ve got ten crayons.

He has/'s got a picture book.

She has/'s got a cat.

The house has/'s got a garden.

We have/'ve got a dog.

You have/'ve got pencils.

They have/'ve got a black car.

In questions, the subject and the verb switch places:

Have you got an English book?

Has Mary got roller-skate?

Have they got a new car?

For negative sentences, add NOT after the verb:

I have not / haven't got an English book.

Mary has not / hasn't got roller-skates.

They have not / haven't got a new car.

 

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TO HAVE može biti i glavni i pomoćni glagol u nekim vremenima. Ima 2 oblika u sadašnjem vremenu: 

I have/'ve got a bicycle. (Imam bicikl.)

You have/'ve got ten crayons. (Imaš 10 bojica.)

He has/'s got a picture book. (On ima slikovnicu.)

She has/'s got a cat. (Ona ima mačku.)

The house has/'s got a garden. (Ta kuća ima baštu.)

We have/'ve got a dog. (Imamo psa.)

You have/'ve got pencils.(Imate olovke.)

They have/'ve got a black car. (Imaju crni auto.)

U upitnim rečenicama subjekat i predikat zamene mesto:

Have you got a book? (Imaš li ti knjigu?)

Has Mary got roller-skate? (Ima li Marija rolšue?)

Have they got a new car? (Imaju li oni nov auto?)

Odrična rečenica se gradi dodavanjem rečce NOT (ne) posle glagola:

I have not / haven't got a book. (Nemam knjigu.)

Mary has not / hasn't got roller-skates. (Marija nema rolšue.)

They have not / haven't got a new car. (Oni nemaju nov auto.)