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Thank you Antonia. I like your English and Russian lessons. I am a Pole with some Russian origins, ancestors. now I live in London. Russian, English and Czech are my favourite foreign languages to learn. More and more people in Poland start to learn Russian. It is very beautiful language and it is real pleasure to read Russian novels or watch Russians films in original.
I watched the video and still don't get the difference between these two forms when talking about posession. I feel like mostly british english speakers use the have+got form. And why even bother with the longer one when the simple "have" form is more versatile? Is there any case where "have got" cannot be replaced by simply "have" ??
Ma'am you gotta beautiful teachin style you elaborated the video and made it quite easy for us how to use this all thanks a lot .would you plz tell what does the word( crashing town )mean I heard this word in one of the Taylor Swift's song
I was wondering. I came across a new way to say because otovo chto. What does it mean? Are there any differences between iz za tovo chto and potomu chto?
Thanks a lot) I have a question?Could you tel me please: "I have got a cold" or "I have a cold" They are both correct or not? . I don't understand what different between "to have" and " to have got" (lexically). I use only "to have" but I hear that native speakers use "to have got " and I don't understand When is it more appropriate to use " to have got"? For example : 1)I have got enough money or I have enough money.2) What time do you have your flight or What time have you got yor flight?3) I have got a snack or I have a snack.
+Valeria Sinkevich 1. 'I have a cold' is more popular, as to have a cold is a set expression 2. 'I have got enough money' or 'I have enough money' - both are possible, the same goes for №3 and 4. I explained it in the video, watch it one more time, better both parts --> th-cam.com/video/42oFegm0rRk/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/dV7xEjpWeW8/w-d-xo.html
Hello Valeria. I am an Australian, aged 62 years. As Antonia said; there is no difference. It is interesting that when I was 14 years old my English teacher forbid usage of the word 'got' in her presence. We were not allowed to use it at all. Looking at Antonia's example of: "I gotta go!" I would have to say: "I must go!" The word 'got' was considered as evidence of a lack of grammatical knowledge, so naturally we used it to tease our teachers! One of her objections to it's usage was that it was meaningless and actually redundant in a sentence. As you see, that has not changed. Perhaps it's usage now is one of emphasis, for example, "I have got to go now." conveys a sense of urgency or compulsion that "I have to go now." does not.(Oh, look at the time, now I really have got to go!)
"Have got" is stipulating you have possession of an article twice, "haven't got" should read - "I do not have" keep it simple. Sounds better and it's direct - I believe it is more grammatically correct. This is what I was taught in the 1960's.
Hi,i want to share somthing that ur teaching style is very easy to understand,i found u more easier to me... here is the little confusion to me that if i say "Today i have to wake up at 7 am" how can i use this sentence in past using the verb have...
Very Nice explanation! Luved ur pronounciation btw. We can abbreviate I have got to go -> I gotta go What about questions and negative form, can we do it?
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You probably already know this but just in case you don't although opossum is considered the official way of saying this animal most English speakers say just possum well at least they do where I live in the southern US. I'm pretty sure every English speaking area does this I could be wrong though.
hi iam from saudi arabia , thank you for the lesson ,secondly , i have my 9 years son i'm trying to find good school during summer holiday , do you have any suggestion where i can send him aboard to learn english , thanks for your time .
vvnsurendra garapati you can say "I have got a movie" but the meaning will be "I have a DVD disk with the movie", "I have it", "I possess it". If you want to say that you had watched it, the only way to say it is "I have watched a movie" or "I have watched the movie"
THANK YOU TEACHER FOR ALL YOUR HELP .!! but I i have a question What's the difference beetwen Have you got a car ? and Have you a car ? If you answer me this question I will be so grateful with you THANKS A LOT..!!
paul ramirez carrion I am glad you liked it! :) p.s. Have you a car? is very very colloquial, it's not a very good idea to use it. You can say: Have you got a car? - a little colloquial Do you have a car? - general
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Hey, there! I am Antonia Romaker and I teach two languages on this channel - Russian and English! You can learn both with me or just one, it's up to you! Just keep learning and watching the videos and I will make sure that you enjoy the ride!
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Thank you Antonia. I like your English and Russian lessons. I am a Pole with some Russian origins, ancestors. now I live in London. Russian, English and Czech are my favourite foreign languages to learn. More and more people in Poland start to learn Russian. It is very beautiful language and it is real pleasure to read Russian novels or watch Russians films in original.
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What a Cute Teacher you are!
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I watched the video and still don't get the difference between these two forms when talking about posession. I feel like mostly british english speakers use the have+got form. And why even bother with the longer one when the simple "have" form is more versatile? Is there any case where "have got" cannot be replaced by simply "have" ??
+rafalsz1993 the problem is that people make mistakes, creating sentences. For example, you cannot say
'Do you have got a pen?' etc
Can you make these 2 sentences cleared please? " Do you have a pen?" is American, " Have you got a pen?" is British. Am i correct?
now am start to get the best your video .Thank you very much ..
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i have a pen....not holding it
i have got a pen......holding it
you add got to show that you already hold a pen...
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Ma'am you gotta beautiful teachin style you elaborated the video and made it quite easy for us how to use this all thanks a lot .would you plz tell what does the word( crashing town )mean I heard this word in one of the Taylor Swift's song
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I was wondering. I came across a new way to say because otovo chto. What does it mean? Are there any differences between iz za tovo chto and potomu chto?
+Darrin Baker the meanings of оттого что and потому что are very very close, but the latter is more common.
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Thanks a lot) I have a question?Could you tel me please: "I have got a cold" or "I have a cold" They are both correct or not? . I don't understand what different between "to have" and " to have got" (lexically). I use only "to have" but I hear that native speakers use "to have got " and I don't understand When is it more appropriate to use " to have got"? For example : 1)I have got enough money or I have enough money.2) What time do you have your flight or What time have you got yor flight?3) I have got a snack or I have a snack.
+Valeria Sinkevich
1. 'I have a cold' is more popular, as to have a cold is a set expression
2. 'I have got enough money' or 'I have enough money' - both are possible, the same goes for №3 and 4. I explained it in the video, watch it one more time, better both parts -->
th-cam.com/video/42oFegm0rRk/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/dV7xEjpWeW8/w-d-xo.html
Hello Valeria. I am an Australian, aged 62 years. As Antonia said; there is no difference. It is interesting that when I was 14 years old my English teacher forbid usage of the word 'got' in her presence. We were not allowed to use it at all. Looking at Antonia's example of: "I gotta go!" I would have to say: "I must go!" The word 'got' was considered as evidence of a lack of grammatical knowledge, so naturally we used it to tease our teachers! One of her objections to it's usage was that it was meaningless and actually redundant in a sentence. As you see, that has not changed. Perhaps it's usage now is one of emphasis, for example, "I have got to go now." conveys a sense of urgency or compulsion that "I have to go now." does not.(Oh, look at the time, now I really have got to go!)
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Flavio Honorio thank you! :)
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Mem can those be used interchangeably??
Ma'am. The way you teach which is very nice. You are so beautiful as well as too cute....☺
When u say " i haven' t a car or hasn't" this mean that i have essentiely use this form to the present perfect ??
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Where can I get an opossum? It's my fondest wish!
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"Have got" is stipulating you have possession of an article twice, "haven't got" should read - "I do not have" keep it simple.
Sounds better and it's direct - I believe it is more grammatically correct. This is what I was taught in the 1960's.
Hi,i want to share somthing that ur teaching style is very easy to understand,i found u more easier to me...
here is the little confusion to me that if i say "Today i have to wake up at 7 am" how can i use this sentence in past using the verb have...
Abdul Hannan Ahmed i had to wake up at 7 am
Abdul Hannan Ahmed you already have your answer ;)
p.s. thank you for your kind comment! ;)
Very Nice explanation!
Luved ur pronounciation btw.
We can abbreviate I have got to go -> I gotta go
What about questions and negative form, can we do it?
This abbreviation is used only in positive statements ;)
The detailed lecture on 'garaveet' It means to talk to somebody, discuss! :)
Говорить?
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online Yes That! Gavareet!
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Can i say i dont have to ? Or say i have not to ??
'I don't have to' is correct, but if you use 'to' after 'have', then is it an equivalent of a modal verb.
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Manuel José García Rodríguez well, you are too kind! :)
thanks . how can i find all ur lessons?
+gad has they are here, on my channel, why can't you find them?... :)
My channel - th-cam.com/channels/9ETejVKeoSD3eX0aRkY64A.html
My playlists - th-cam.com/users/AntoniaRomakerplaylists
Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online
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You probably already know this but just in case you don't although opossum is considered the official way of saying this animal most English speakers say just possum well at least they do where I live in the southern US. I'm pretty sure every English speaking area does this I could be wrong though.
+Darrin Baker thank you for the information, it is interesting! :)
+Antonia Romaker - English and Russian online you're welcome
hi iam from saudi arabia , thank you for the lesson ,secondly , i have my 9 years son i'm trying to find good school during summer holiday , do you have any suggestion where i can send him aboard to learn english , thanks for your time .
thank you! Unfortunately now I don't monitor such information, so I can't give you good advice, sorry, hope you find something very nice ;)
thank you so much.
You are looking so gorgeous
I like your all videos
What's wrog with her tooth??
Now, i could understand them
I am apologize for the inconvenience, but anyway explain me please what difference in the meaning between have to and have got to.
good
I have watched movie
I have got movie
Both are same meaning. Will i use I have got movie, because you said, we use present tense only please guide me.
vvnsurendra garapati you can say "I have got a movie" but the meaning will be "I have a DVD disk with the movie", "I have it", "I possess it".
If you want to say that you had watched it, the only way to say it is "I have watched a movie" or "I have watched the movie"
Эйнгатноу ( ain't got no ) очень красивый оборот .
Альбом Длямарков it's colloquial though ;)
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What scripts are you referring to?
All the teaching style and methods are i loves .
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Sorry, I only use TH-cam to communicate with my subscribers ;)
Well deeply thanks for the communicated
what is subgective
do you mean subjective?
I have a pen (pen is a possession ok ) and I have a question ( question is the possession)
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i have a question? is it possession( question is a possession) pls answer mim
I don't understand the question, sorry
Yeah? What does it mean?
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Has he got money? Is he got money? Which one is correct?plz ans.
These are two expresión to say the same thing. I think that have to is more useful. Period. You shouldn't confuse people anymore
Do you speak german?
+Ciara loves horses I do, why? :)
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THANK YOU TEACHER FOR ALL YOUR HELP .!!
but I i have a question
What's the difference beetwen
Have you got a car ?
and
Have you a car ?
If you answer me this question I will be so grateful with you
THANKS A LOT..!!
paul ramirez carrion I am glad you liked it! :)
p.s. Have you a car? is very very colloquial, it's not a very good idea to use it.
You can say:
Have you got a car? - a little colloquial
Do you have a car? - general
Really thank you TEACHER
and I hope as soon as possible to be able for speak english like you
I am sure with your videos I can do it .!!
gotta is formal or informal
it is informal ;)
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Ex: how much money have you got in your pocket? .. right ??
Yup! :) I've got nothing ;)
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