11. IN AN OFFICE - W BIURZE
- Hi Carl. Nice to see you.
- You too. How are you Mat?
- I’m fine, thanks. How’s your new office?
- Great, thanks. It’s in a modern building. It’s got colourful walls, large windows and a balcony with the view of the city centre.
- Large windows? Is it hot on sunny days?
- Not at all. The office has got air conditioning.
- Has it got a lift?
- Of course.
- So it’s perfect.
- Well, not really.
- Why not?
- It hasn’t got a car park.
- Oh, what a pity!
How’ your new office? - Jak tam twoje nowe biuro?
Great.. - Świetnie..
modern - nowoczesny
lift - winda
balcony with the view of the city centre - balkon z widokiem na centrum miasta
sunny days - słoneczne dni
air conditioning - klimatyzacja
of course - oczywiście
So it’s perfect. - Więc jest idealne.
Well, not really. - Cóż, nie do końca.
a car park - parking
what a pity - jaka szkoda
THE VERB ‘HAVE GOT’ / CZASOWNIK ‘MIEĆ’
positive sentences
questions
negative sentences
full form
short form
I have got - ja mam
you have got - ty masz
he has got - on ma
she has got - ona ma
it has got - ono ma
we have got - my mamy
you have got - wy macie
they have got - oni mają
I’ve got
you’ve got
he’s got
she’s got
it’s got
we’ve got
they’ve got
Have I got?
Have you got?
Has he got?
Has she got?
Has it got?
Have we got?
Have they got?
I have not got
you have not got
he has not got
she has not got
it has not got
we have not got
they have not got
I haven’t got
you haven’t got
he hasn’t got
she hasn’t got
it hasn’t got
we haven’t got
they haven’t got
Czasownika have got używamy by powiedzieć że coś do kogoś należy.
Erik has got a video camera.
Have got pomocne jest również w opisywaniu ludzi, zwierząt i przedmiotów.
He’s got grey hair.
The office has got a fax machine.
krótkie odpowiedzi
Have you got a dog? Yes, I/we have.
No, I/we haven’t.
Has he/she/it got green eyes? Yes, he/she/it has.
No, he/she/it hasn’t.
Have they got a brother? Yes, they have.
No, they haven’t.
W krótkich odpowiedziach nie używamy ‘got’.
PRACTICE
1. Write the short form.
a. we have not got _______________ b. I have got ______________ c. they have got _____________
d. she has not got ________________ e. he has got ______________ f. it has got ______________
2. Look at the information and write the sentences about Jim, Rachel and you.
Jim
Rachel
you?
a bicycle
brown eyes
a cat
a video camera
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a. Jim _____________ a video camera. b. Rachel ____________ a bicycle.
c. I _____________ a cat. d. Rachel _____________ brown eyes.
e. Jim _____________ a bicycle. f. I ______________ a bicycle.
g. Rachel _____________ a cat. h. Jim ______________ brown eyes.
i. I ________________ a video camera. j. Rachel ______________ a video camera.
k. Jim _________________ a cat. l. I ________________ brown eyes.
3. Look at the information and write sentences about the office.
no lift, view of the mountains, no balcony, white walls, large car park, small windows, no air conditioning
The office hasn’t got a lift. It has got ______________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________
4. Write 4 sentences about your office, house or flat.
5. Write questions.
a. you / a passport ? _______________________________________________ ?
b. your father / a car ? _______________________________________________ ?
c. How much money / your neighbour ? _______________________________________________ ?
d. Mr and Mrs Lewis / a big house? _______________________________________________ ?
e. Julia / a DVD player ? _______________________________________________ ?
f. Alice / a good dentist ? _______________________________________________ ?
PRACTICE IN CLASS
Work in pairs. Tell your partner about your house or flat.
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