Perbedaan Penggunaan Kata â HAVE GOTâ dan âHAS GOTâ Dalam Bahasa Inggris Secara Tepat Sahabat SBI seringkali kita mendengar penggunaan kata âHave Gotâ Ataupun âHas Gotâ, misalkan I have got a good score in English exam, Lalu apa sih pengertian dari kata have got/ has got itu ? Kalian masih bingung ? Yuk kita pelajari dalam artikel berikut ini âHave/Hasâ dan âhave got/Has Gotâ semuanya digunakan untuk menunjukkan kepemilikan. Contoh âI have a penâ, dan âI have got a penâ memiliki makna yang sama Saya punya sebuah pulpen. Berikut beberapa poin utama yang perlu diperhatikan ketika memilih kapan menggunakan have dan kapan menggunakan have got. Have/Has Bentuk simple present dari have adalah sebagai berikut. Tunggal Afirmatif I have a pen You have a pen She has a pen He has a pen It has a pen Negatif I do not have a pen = I donât have a pen You do not have a pen = You donât have a pen She does not have a pen = She doesnât have a pen He does not have a pen = He doesnât have a pen It does not have a pen = It doesnât have a pen Pertanyaan Do I have a pen? Do you have a pen? Does she have a pen? Does he have a pen? Does it have a pen? Jamak Afirmatif We have a pen You have a pen They have a pen Negatif We do not have a pen = We donât have a pen You do not have a pen = You donât have a pen They do not have a pen = They donât have a pen Pertanyaan Do we have a pen? Do you have a pen? Do they have a pen? Kita bisa membuat pertanyaan dengan kata have dengan menggunakan kata kerja bantu âdo.â Sebagai contoh Positif You have a pen. Bertanya Do you have a pen? Have you pen? Ini umumnya tidak benar, walaupun terkadang ditemukan dalam bahasa Inggris Britis. Kata kerja have sering disingkat dalam Bahasa Inggris, tetapi apabila have digunakan untuk menunjukkan kepemilikan kita tidak boleh menggunakan singkatan. Jika kita ingin menyingkat have maka kita harus menggunakan have got lihat berikut. Contoh Iâve a pen. Heâs a pen. Kalimat ini tidak benar. Jika do not dan does not menyertai have maka do not atau does not bisa disingkat menjadi donât dan doesnât. Sebagai contoh He doesnât have a pen = He does not have a pen. Bentuk simple present dari have got adalah sebagai berikut. Have got/Has got Tunggal Afirmatif I have got a pen = Iâve got a pen You have got a pen = Youâve got a pen She has got a pen = Sheâs got a pen He has got a pen = Heâs got a pen It has got a pen = Itâs got a pen Negatif I have not got a pen = I havenât got a pen You have not got a pen = You havenât got a pen She has not got a pen = She hasnât got a pen He has not got a pen = He hasnât got a pen It has not got a pen = It hasnât got a pen Pertanyaan Have I got a pen? Have you got a pen? Has he got a pen? Has she got a pen? Has it got a pen? Jamak Afirmatif We have got a pen = Weâve got a pen You have got a pen = Youâve got a pen They have got a pen = Theyâve got a pen Negatif We have not got a pen = We havenât got a pen You have not got a pen = You havenât got a pen They have not got a pen = They havenât got a pen Pertanyaan Have we got a pen? Have you got a pen? Have they got a pen? Pernyataan-pernyataan afirmatif bisa menggunakan singkatan dari have got, sebagai contoh I have got some food = Iâve got some food He has got some food = Heâs got some food Singkatan negatif sebagai berikut I havenât got any food = I have not got any food She hasnât got any food = She has not got any food Have got merupakan bentuk yang agak tidak lazim karena ini merupakan bentuk perfect tense yang belum kita pelajari pada unit-unit sebelumnya. Juga perlu diingat bahwa kata kerja have memiliki banyak kegunaan, tetapi penjelasan diatas hanya untuk kegunaannya sebagai bentuk kepemilikan. Demikianlah materi pembahasan mengenai Perbedaan Penggunaan kata have got dan has got dalam bahasa Inggris. Sahabat SBI bisa menerapkannya dalam berbahasa sehari-hari, terus semangat yaa untuk berlatih karena kata-katamu adalah kualitas dirimu, â Belajar dari kesalahan dan berusaha untuk tidak mengulanginyaâ. [su_spoiler title=âBaca juga artikel selanjutnyaâ open=âyesâ style=âsimpleâ icon=âcaretâ] Contoh Kalimat Questions Word with âWhatâ Dalam Bahasa Inggris Rumus, Fungsi dan Contoh Kalimat Questions Word with âWhoâ Contoh Kalimat Questions Word with âWhomâ Dalam Bahasa Inggris Contoh Kalimat Questions Word with âWhoseâ Dalam Bahasa Inggris [/su_spoiler]
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Have e have got podem ser considerados uma das duplas dinĂąmicas da lĂngua inglesa. Ambos, em termos gerais, significam a mesma coisa â ter, no sentido de possuir algo. Mas, a dĂșvida da maioria Ă© sobre quando usar have e have got. Qual a diferença entre have e have got? Pode usar os dois de qualquer jeito ou nĂŁo? Continue lendo e vocĂȘ vai aprender algo muito interessante. A resposta que mais se ouve em relação Ă diferença entre have e have got Ă© aquele na qual dizem que âhave Ă© coisa de inglĂȘs americano; e, have got Ă© coisa de inglĂȘs britĂąnicoâ. Ok! AtĂ© que pode ser! Afinal, de modo geral, Ă© isso mesmo. A Cambridge Grammar of English, umas das mais completas gramĂĄticas da lĂngua inglesa nos diz o seguinte The present tense form of have with got used for possession is more than twice as frequent in spoken British English as in American English O que a gramĂĄtica estĂĄ dizendo Ă© que com o sentido de possuir algo ter, a forma have got Ă© duas vezes mais frequente no inglĂȘs britĂąnico falado do que no inglĂȘs americano. A gramĂĄtica tambĂ©m deixa claro que isso Ă© muito comum no tempo verbal Present Simple. Portanto, a conclusĂŁo Ăłbvia Ă© que âhave gotâ Ă© coisa de inglĂȘs britĂąnico. I have got a car. Eu tenho um carro. [InglĂȘs BritĂąnico]I have a car. Eu tenho um carro. [InglĂȘs Americano] Qual Ă© a desse Got? Para vocĂȘ que ainda estĂĄ perdido na tradução, saiba que o âgotâ junto de âhave gotâ nĂŁo serve para nada. Por isso os americanos nĂŁo o usam. Mas tem aqui uma coisa curiosa no que diz respeito ao uso da lĂngua no dia a dia. NĂłs podemos dizer que em inglĂȘs americano Ă© sim comum o uso do âhave gotâ. Principalmente, no ingles falado. No entanto, eles â os americanos â fazem uso do âhave gotâ de modo bem diferente. Por mais estranho que isso possa parecer, os americanos costumam usar apenas o âgotâ! Eles jogam o âhaveâ na lata do lixo e fazem uso apenas do âgotâ. Veja o que diz o Collins Cobuild Advanced Dictionary of American English You use have got to say that someone has a particular thing, or to mention a quality or characteristic that someone or something has. In informal American English, people sometimes just use gotâ. Portanto, como vocĂȘ pode ver, âhave gotâ Ă© usado em inglĂȘs americano, mas informalmente eles dizem apenas âgotâ. Veja os exemplos I got a car. Eu tenho um carroI got a T-shirt just like this. Eu tenho uma camiseta igualzinha a esta.You got any identification? VocĂȘ tem algum documento?We got an extra one here. A gente tem um extra aqui. E o que dizer de Got To? O mesmo dicionĂĄrio ainda diz o seguinte You use have got to when you are saying that something is necessary or must happen in the way stated. In informal American English, the have is sometimes omitted. Agora o caso Ă© o de âter deâ fazer algo. Ou seja, podemos dizer âhave got toâ, mas informalmente o âhaveâ e deixado de fora e o âgot toâ vira âgottaâ You gotta see this. VocĂȘ tem de ver isso.You gotta be joking! VocĂȘ deve estar de brincadeira!I gotta go. Eu tenho de ir embora. Para nĂłs, brasileiros, isto causa a maior confusĂŁo; pois, nas escolas de inglĂȘs â e livros â aprendemos que âgotâ Ă© o passado de âgetâ. AĂ, quando ouvimos uma sentença como âhe got a girlfriendâ, ficamos com a sensação de que nosso inglĂȘs Ă© pĂ©ssimo. Na verdade, nĂŁo Ă©! Simplesmente, as escolas â e os livros â omitem esta informação, ou seja, ninguĂ©m nunca ensinou isso para vocĂȘ dessa forma. O InglĂȘs da vida Real Se vocĂȘ costuma assistir a filmes ou seriados e tambĂ©m a ouvir mĂșsicas, quase sempre ouvirĂĄ alguĂ©m dizendo sentenças como What you got there? O que vocĂȘ tem aĂ?I got a family. Tenho uma famĂliaYou got anything to tell me? VocĂȘ tem algo a me dizer?He got things to do. Ele tem mais o que fazer.They got a wonderful house. Eles tĂȘm uma casa linda. Observe que nĂŁo Ă© preciso ser um expert em gramĂĄtica ou em inglĂȘs britĂąnico e americano. Basta apenas se acostumar com este tipo de peculiaridades da lĂngua. NĂŁo hĂĄ motivo para desespero ou mesmo para achar que vocĂȘ Ă© burro e que inglĂȘs Ă© difĂcil. Ă sĂł uma questĂŁo de costume, tempo e prĂĄtica. Uma atividades para praticar⊠Para ter certeza de que vocĂȘ realmente entendeu, observe as sentenças abaixo e transforme-as para o inglĂȘs coloquial, conforme vocĂȘ viu acima basta substituir o âhaveâ por âgotâ. I have a brand new car. I got a brand new carShe has a wonderful house on the have two naughty has a gorgeous have to study harder. I gotta study harderI have to talk with her has to think have to go have to help have to shut my mouth. [Teachers, feel free to use this activity, as well as text, with your students. Help them to notice this feature of spoken English in movies and TV series. Show them that English is not a difficult language. Difficult is to understand why we have to teach something while, in practice, language works in another way. Just remember them to visit this blog for more tips, ok?] ï»żWheneveryou use "he or she" you are using the third person singular so you would have to use has or had in those cases. She has been working for that company for 2 years. He has been studying English for a year. As for the other examples you could have to use has. She has a wallet. 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Onset can be so sudden that some patients develop diabetic ketoacidosis, a serious complication of diabetes, before the patient even knows they have the disease.âThose patients end up showing up in the emergency rooms with nausea, vomiting, and in extreme cases, a coma, which can lead to death,â Cabandugama 2 diabetes is much slower progressing disease, experts say. A patient could be diabetic for years before presenting any with Type 2 diabetes are more likely to develop blurry vision and more skin infections compared to people with Type 1 diabetes, Cabandugama said. Theyâre also more likely to have other medical conditions like high cholesterol or blood pressure, and and MounjaroHow these diabetes drugs promote weight loss â and what you need to knowEarly signs of diabetesIn addition to urinating frequently and feeling thirsty, the Mayo Clinic also says some early symptoms of Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes may include losing weight without trying, feeling more than hungry than usual, and developing blurry American Academy of Dermatology also said symptoms that signal your blood sugar is too high may also appear on the skinYellow, red, or brown patchesDarker area of skins that feels like velvetHard, thickening skinBlistersSkin infectionsOpen sores and woundsShin spotsSmall, reddish-yellow bumpsRed or skin-colored raised bumpsDry or itchy skinYellowish scaly patches around your eyesSkin tagsPrediabetes symptomsPrediabetes is when blood sugar levels are higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and agency estimates about 96 million Americans â or more than 1 in 3 people â have prediabetes and more than 80% donât know they have it. Experts say this is because people with prediabetes typically exhibit mild or no prediabetes has no clear symptoms, the CDC says itâs important for your doctor to check your blood sugar, especially if you have certain factors likeBeing overweightBeing 45 years or olderHaving a parent or sibling with Type 2 diabetesHistory of gestational diabetesGiving birth to a baby who weighed more than 9 poundsHaving polycystic ovary syndromeDiabetes symptoms in men vs. women The most common diabetes symptoms donât differ between men and women, Cabandugama said, but women are more likely to develop yeast and urinary tract infections.âTheyâre urinating so much and a lot of the urine has sugar in it so it tends to feed the bacteria in the urethra,â he said. âIn males, we donât see this as much because males have longer urethras and are not as prone to getting an infection.âGestational diabetes symptomsGestational diabetes is when diabetes is diagnosed for the first time during pregnancy, according to the Mayo CDC says gestational diabetes typically doesnât have any symptoms but it usually develops around 24 weeks of pregnancy, with doctors typically testing patients between 24 and 28 ketoacidosis symptoms The CDC says diabetic ketoacidosis, or DKA, occurs when the body doesnât have enough insulin to get nutrients to the bodyâs cells. The body begins to break down muscle and fat for energy, which causes a buildup of acids â called ketones â in the blood and too many ketones are produced too fast, the agency said they can get to dangerous levels in the first signs of DKA include extreme thirst and urinating frequently. However, DKA can progress into more symptoms likeFast, deep breathingDry skin and mouthFlushed faceFruity-smelling breathHeadacheMuscle stiffness or achesExtreme fatigueNausea and vomitingStomach painDiabetic neuropathy symptoms Prolonged high blood sugar can injure nerves throughout the body, leading to a type of nerve damage called diabetic neuropathy, according to the Mayo condition typically affects the nerves in the legs and feet but can also cause problems with the digestive system, urinary tract, blood vessels, and American Diabetes Association recommends doctors screen for diabetic neuropathy immediately after someone is diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes or five years after Type 1 Mayo Clinic advises calling a doctor you experienceA cut or sore on your foot that is infected or wonât healBurning, tingling, weakness or pain in the hands or feetChanges in digestion or urinatingDizziness and faintingFollow Adrianna Rodriguez on Twitter and patient safety coverage at USA TODAY is made possible in part by a grant from the Masimo Foundation for Ethics, Innovation and Competition in Healthcare. 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