Family
The verb have got is equivalent to the verb "tener" in Spanish. It is used to indicate:
- Possession of a certain object or animal: I have got a dog.
- Suffering from a disease: I have got the flu.
- The degree of relationship between people: I have got a brother.
As you can see in the image, the verb "to have" has its positive, negative and interrogative form. In this lesson we will work on the third use of the verb, that is, family relationships, here you have vocabulary so you can do the activity:
After seeing the use of the verb "to have" and checking the vocabulary, do the following activity with the Simpsons
