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Die Ausdrücke "have", "have not", "have got" und "haven't got" werden im Englischen verwendet, um Besitz, Notwendigkeit oder Erfahrungen auszudrücken. Hier ist eine kurze Erklärung:

Have: Wird verwendet, um Besitz oder Eigentum sowie bestimmte Handlungen oder Erfahrungen auszudrücken.
- Beispiel (Besitz): "I have a car." (Ich habe ein Auto.)
- Beispiel (Erfahrung): "I have been to Paris." (Ich war in Paris.)
Have not (haven't): Die negative Form von "have", die angibt, dass etwas nicht besessen wird oder eine Handlung nicht stattgefunden hat.
- Beispiel (Besitz): "I do not have a car." (Ich habe kein Auto.)
- Beispiel (Erfahrung): "I have not seen that movie." (Ich habe diesen Film nicht gesehen.)
Have got: Wird oft in informellem britischem Englisch verwendet und bedeutet dasselbe wie "have" im Sinne von Besitz.
- Beispiel: "I have got a car." (Ich habe ein Auto.)
Haven't got: Die negative Form von "have got", die angibt, dass etwas nicht besessen wird.
- Beispiel: "I haven't got any money." (Ich habe kein Geld.)

Im amerikanischen Englisch wird "have" häufiger für Besitz verwendet, während im britischen Englisch oft "have got" bevorzugt wird. Beide Formen sind grammatikalisch korrekt.

Sie dürfen keine Konstruktionen mit „have got + Verb“ verwenden, z. B.: „I have got made“. Stattdessen verwenden Sie „I have made“ (ich habe gemacht).“

P.S. Unten sind die Übungen. In vielen von ihnen sind mit und ohne "got" möglich. In der Regel ist es aber (meiner Meinung nach) so, dass dort, wo beides möglich ist, es schöner klingt, wenn man nur "have" statt "have got" verwendet.

English Vocabulary Exercise: Have got / Haven’t got / Have / Don’t have

1. He ______ much free time. He’s always working. doesn’t have/ hasn’t got
a) doesn’t have
b) hasn’t got
c) doesn’t got

2. We ______ to leave early tomorrow morning. The flight is at 6 AM. have got
a) have got
b) got
c) has

3. She ______ any friends in this town. She just moved here last week. hasn’t got
a) hasn’t got
b) haven’t got
c) hasn’t have

4. They ______ a big house by the sea. It has a stunning ocean view. have/ has got
a) have
b) has got
c) has

5. I ______ any money left. I spent everything on groceries. haven’t got
a) don’t have
b) haven’t got
c) haven’t have

6. He ______ a new pair of shoes. They are blue and very comfortable. has got
a) has got
b) got
c) have

7. I ______ any siblings. I am an only child. don’t have
a) don’t have
b) haven’t got
c) doesn’t have

8. We ______ any plans for the weekend. We might just relax at home. don’t have/ haven’t got
a) haven’t got
b) haven’t
c) don’t have

9. She ______ two cats and a dog. The cats are named Luna and Max. has/ has got
a) has
b) has got
c) have

10. They ______ enough food for the party. They need to buy more snacks. don’t have
a) haven’t got
b) don’t have
c) doesn’t have

11. We ______ tickets for the concert. It’s going to be an amazing show. have/ have got
a) have got
b) got
c) have

12. She ______ a smartphone. She prefers using a simple phone. doesn’t have/ hasn’t got
a) doesn’t have
b) hasn’t got
c) don’t have

13. He ______ a clue about what’s going on. He’s completely lost. doesn’t have/ hasn’t got
a) hasn’t got
b) don’t have
c) doesn’t have

14. They ______ plenty of time to finish the project. The deadline is next month. have/have got
a) have
b) have got
c) has got

15. I ______ a brother who lives in Canada. He works as a software engineer. have/ have got
a) has
b) have
c) have got

16. We ______ the results yet. They should be available by next week. haven’t got
a) don’t have
b) haven’t got
c) hasn’t got

17. She ______ a meeting in the afternoon. It’s with her new manager. has got
a) have
b) has got
c) haven’t got

18. He ______ the latest version of the software. He needs to update it soon. doesn’t have/hasn’t got
a) hasn’t got
b) doesn’t have
c) have got

19. They ______ enough chairs for everyone. Some guests will have to stand. don’t have/ haven’t got
a) haven’t got
b) don’t have
c) hasn’t got

20. We ______ a lot of work to do today. The presentation is tomorrow. have/ have got
a) have
b) have got
c) has

21. She ______ a very beautiful garden at her house. It’s filled with flowers. has/ has got
a) has
b) has got
c) haven’t got

22. They ______ the report yet. It’s due tomorrow. don’t have/ haven’t got
a) haven’t got
b) don’t have
c) doesn’t have

23. He ______ a big surprise for her birthday. She will be so happy. has/ has got
a) has
b) has got
c) doesn’t have

24. I ______ any information about the new project. Could you update me? don’t have/ haven’t got
a) don’t have
b) hasn’t got
c) haven’t got

25. We ______ any changes to the schedule. It remains the same. haven’t got
a) haven’t got
b) haven’t
c) doesn’t have

26. They ______ a new car. It’s a hybrid model. have got
a) have got
b) has
c) haven’t got

27. She ______ the correct answer to the question. She was confident about it. has got
a) has got
b) doesn’t have
c) haven’t got

28. I ______ the documents for the meeting. I will bring them later. don’t have/ haven’t got
a) don’t have
b) hasn’t got
c) haven’t got

29. They ______ a vacation planned for the summer. They are going to Italy. have/ have got
a) have got
b) haven’t got
c) have

30. He ______ any experience with this kind of work. He is just starting out. hasn’t got
a) hasn’t got
b) don’t have
c) hasn’t have

English Habits Exercise

1. He ______ the habit of checking his emails first thing in the morning. He finds it better than in the evening. has
a) has
b) haven't
c) have got

2. I ______ developed the habit of exercising regularly. But I'm still trying. haven't
a) have
b) haven't
c) has got

3. She ______ a habit of organizing her desk every week. It helps her stay focused and productive. has
a) has got
b) has
c) haven't

4. We ______ made it a habit to go to bed early. We often stay up late working or watching TV. haven't
a) have got
b) haven't
c) has

5. They ______ created a habit of cleaning the house weekly. They usually wait until it becomes too messy. haven't
a) have got
b) haven't
c) has

6. I ______ a habit of drinking water throughout the day. It helps me stay hydrated and feel energetic. have
a) have
b) hasn't
c) haven't

7. They ______ the habit of walking in the park every weekend. It's a great way for them to relax and enjoy nature. have got
a) haven't
b) have got
c) has

8. He ______ a habit of cleaning his room every Saturday. He believes it keeps his space neat and organized. has
a) have got
b) has
c) haven't

9. She ______ a habit of reading before bed. It helps her unwind and fall asleep more easily. has
a) have got
b) has
c) haven't

10. We ______ the habit of visiting the library once a month. We enjoy discovering new books and resources. have got
a) haven't
b) has
c) have got

11. He ______ the habit of taking breaks during work. This often leads to him feeling fatigued by the end of the day. hasn't got
a) has
b) hasn't got
c) haven't

12. I ______ a habit of drinking coffee every morning. It kick-starts my day and helps me stay alert. have
a) have
b) hasn't
c) have got

13. She ______ made it a habit to drink enough water. She often forgets, especially when she's busy. hasn't
a) hasn't
b) have
c) has got

14. They ______ a routine of exercising every day. It keeps them fit and boosts their mood. have
a) haven't got
b) have
c) has

15. She ______ a routine of writing in her journal each night. It helps her reflect on her day and set goals. has got
a) has got
b) haven't
c) has

16. We ______ got the habit of eating dinner together. Our busy schedules make it hard to coordinate. haven't
a) have got
b) hasn't
c) haven't

17. I ______ got the habit of reading every day. I usually find it hard to make time for it. haven't
a) has got
b) haven't
c) have

18. They ______ made it a habit to eat breakfast every morning. They often skip it or grab something quickly. haven't
a) have
b) hasn't got
c) haven't

19. I ______ the habit of making my bed every morning. It gives me a sense of accomplishment to start the day. have
a) haven't
b) has
c) have

20. We ______ dinner together every evening. It's a special time for family bonding and catching up. have
a) have got
b) have
c) hasn't

21. She ______ formed the habit of writing in her planner. She sometimes forgets to use it regularly. hasn't
a) has
b) have got
c) hasn't

22. He ______ a habit of checking his phone too often. It often distracts him from focusing on important tasks. has
a) has
b) haven't
c) have got

23. We ______ into the habit of going for a walk after dinner. It helps us digest our food and enjoy the evening. have got
a) haven't
b) have got
c) has

24. They ______ into the habit of watching a movie every weekend. It's their way of relaxing and spending time together. have got
a) haven't
b) have got
c) has

25. She ______ a routine of waking up early every day. It gives her a head start on her tasks and responsibilities. has
a) has
b) have got
c) hasn't

26. They ______ into the habit of calling their parents on Sundays. It’s a nice way to stay connected and share updates. have got
a) haven't
b) has
c) have got

27. I ______ made it a habit to drink enough water each day. I need to remind myself more often to stay hydrated. haven't
a) have
b) haven't
c) has

28. He ______ the habit of listening to music while working. It helps him concentrate and makes the workday more enjoyable. has
a) has
b) haven't got
c) have got

29. She ______ a habit of organizing her workspace. It makes it easier for her to find what she needs and stay productive. has
a) have
b) hasn't
c) has

30. He ______ developed a habit of regular walks yet. He’s hoping to start soon to improve his health and well-being. hasn't
a) has got
b) haven't
c) hasn't

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