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ESL forum > Grammar and Linguistics > There is - there are - has got?    

There is - there are - has got?



yanogator
United States

I certainly don �t disagree with you, Les, and I �m sure my countrymen don �t, either. However, isn �t "have got" the customary usage in England ("I �ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts")?
 
Thanks,
Bruce

24 Apr 2012     



almaz
United Kingdom

Please take the time to read this if you already haven �t read it somewhere else today...

24 Apr 2012     



NanG
Argentina

Thanks everybody!! =)


I was just asking about there is / there are and has got ...but my question lead to a very very interesting thread ! 

How wonderful is to share these things with you !


Warmest hugs !!  =)

25 Apr 2012     



douglas
United States

Sounds like a very American outlook on the structure Les, glad to see you are coming around.Wink

25 Apr 2012     

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