Has/Have been : Something started in the past but is still going on in the present. Has been /Have been examples : He has been the CEO since the first day the company was established. (He is still the CEO today) They have been friends since the first day at the primary school. (They are still friends today) Had been examples: Using “Has” or “Have” To Indicate Possibility. Have and has can be used with other verbs to indicate something that hasn’t happened yet. The formula for this type of sentence is: [subject] + [have/has] + [“to” infinitive form of the verb] + [complement] For example: I have to study if I want to pass the exam. My sister has got lots of dolls and a skipping rope, and my brother’s got a bicycle and a football. skateboard We can use have/has got to talk about our things. I’ve got… You’ve got… He/She/It’s got… We’ve got… They’ve got… 2. Choose the answer! Read the sentence. Circle the correct answer. a. I _____ a cat and two dogs Have got and have - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary Kiedy po angielsku używa się was, a kiedy were? Was i were to formy czasu przeszłego od czasownika to be. Was używamy do 1 i 3 osoby l.poj. W pozostałych przypadkach używamy were. Oto odmiana czasownika to be w czasie przeszłym przez osoby. Were you there when the accident happened? Did you see anything? g. I some chocolate. ’s got / ’ve / ’ve got h. a garden? Have they got / They have got / Has they We’re very lucky. We have got a lot of toys. I’ve got a robot, some dolls and lots of computer games. My brother has got a puppet, some board games and lots of puzzles, and my baby sister’s got lots of teddies. Our cat has got lots of .

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