You've probably heard native speakers use the phrase I have God or I have God especially this native
speaker is from Britain but have you ever wondered what it means.
Is it the same as have.
Are you sure.
If so why do we even use half god.
And what's the difference between have God and have.
Stay tuned and you'll find out
let us begin with have.
First off we use have in the following meanings possess.
Eat drink organize for example possess.
I have a brand new car eat.
I always have a sandwich before going to sleep.
Drink.
She has three cups of coffee before she can start working organize.
I'm having a party tomorrow night.
Would you like to come over.
We can't use a contract form apostrophe V E like IV and car only use a full form of have.
I have a car.
Have God only means possess it can mean eat drink or organize and we can use a contracted form of have
I have God I have God you have God you've God he has God he is God she has God please God it has God
it's God we have God we have God they have God they've God for example I've got a new car would you
like to have a ride she has got a real talent no one can dream that much and stay awake we've got some
bad news boss we can't say I've got a birthday party tomorrow because half god can mean organize have.
God only means bazaars or own I've got a burger for lunch it's a wrong sentence because I if God can't
mean eat or drink it only means possess or own second big difference is in the grammar if we use have
in questions and negative sentences we have to use the auxiliary verb do or does before the subject
in symbol prison for example do you have a car.
What kind of job does he have.
How many burgers does she have for breakfast in have God.
God is a main verb and have plays the role of the auxiliary verb which means that in questions we have
before the subject for example.
Have you got any money on you.
Has she got anything taste in her fridge
and in negative sentences we use have not or haven't and has not or hasn't.
For example I haven't got any money on me now she hasn't got anything days to in her fridge.
One more difference between have and have God is in the tenses in which we can use these constructions.
We can use have in any tense you one.
I have a car sample present I am having a conversation with my boss at the moment present progressive.
I had a good time at the party yesterday.
Simple past I will have my finals next month.
Simple future.
And so on.
Have God is only used in simple Brezhnev.
No past forms no future forms only present.
I've got some good news for you.
She's got a red car.
We've got a grade history teacher.
Now let's have a small test.
Choose the option which you think is correct
she's got a horse named Birdie
she always has lunch in the taxi
we've got plenty of time before the flight
she has got good skills you can never beat her.
I had a very long night before my finals
I'm always having issues with my laptop.
I'm sure he won't have enough money to pay off his mortgage.
That's it.
Seeing the next video.
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