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laninha
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What is the correct? I have not blue eyes. and Have you a blue car? I do not blue eyes. and Do you have a blue car?
I learned the verb to have don �t need helper. ( do or does) thanks laninha
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5 Oct 2010
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Fessor
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Dear Laninha
There are two ways of saying it:
I do not have blue eyes. (main verb) I have not got blue eyes. (auxiliary verb)
Hope this helps.
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5 Oct 2010
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miss.cecilia
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I have got blue eyes.
I haven �t got blue eyes
Have you got blue eyes?
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I have blue eyes.
I don �t have blue eyes
Do you have blue eyes? |
5 Oct 2010
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moravc
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My primary school teacher taught me that "to have" (="to own") needs do OR got in negatives and questions :*D
I have a car. I have got a bike. He has a car. She has got a bike.
Do you have a car? Have you got a bike? Does he have a car? Has she got a bike?
I don�t have a car. I haven�t got a bike. He doesn �t have a car. She hasn�t got a bike.
Most "normal" verbs need DO in questions and negatives. Do you work at weekends? I don�t work on Saturdays.
Modals don�t need DO in questions. She can swim. Can she swim? She can�t swim. "be" doesn�t need DO in questions. Are you happy? He isn�t happy. Were they at home? No, they weren�t.
Hope it helps.
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5 Oct 2010
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Flora1
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moravc is totally right about the explanation. |
5 Oct 2010
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JudyHalevi
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Moravc is basically right, but it is perfectly okay to say "I haven �t got blue eyes. I have green eyes."
Hugs from Israel
Judy |
5 Oct 2010
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