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1 have
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1. vb aux had1) haben, (esp with vbs of motion) seinto have arrived/slept — angekommen sein/geschlafen haben
having eaten o when he had eaten, he left — nachdem er gegessen hatte, ging er
2)you've done it, haven't you? — du hast/Sie haben es doch gemacht, oder nicht?3)you've made a mistake – so I have/no I haven't — du hast/Sie haben einen Fehler gemacht – ja, stimmt/neinwe haven't paid – yes we have! — wir haben nicht bezahlt – doch!
I've been there before, have you? — ich war schon einmal da, du/Sie auch?
2. modal vb auxto have (got) to do sth — etw tun müssen3. vt1) (possess) haben2)to have breakfast/a cigarette — frühstücken/eine Zigarette rauchen3) (receive, obtain etc) habenmay I have your address? — kann ich deine/Ihre Adresse haben?
4)(maintain, allow)
he will have it that he is right — er besteht darauf, dass er recht hat5)6)(experience, suffer)
she had her bag stolen — man hat ihr die Tasche gestohlen7)(+ noun: take, hold etc)
to have a walk/rest — spazieren gehen/sich ausruhento have a meeting/party — eine Besprechung/Party haben
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2 have
UK1. vb aux had1) haben, (esp with vbs of motion) seinto have arrived/slept — angekommen sein/geschlafen haben
having eaten o when he had eaten, he left — nachdem er gegessen hatte, ging er
2)you've done it, haven't you? — du hast/Sie haben es doch gemacht, oder nicht?3)you've made a mistake – so I have/no I haven't — du hast/Sie haben einen Fehler gemacht – ja, stimmt/neinwe haven't paid – yes we have! — wir haben nicht bezahlt – doch!
I've been there before, have you? — ich war schon einmal da, du/Sie auch?
2. modal vb auxto have (got) to do sth — etw tun müssen3. vt1) (possess) haben2)to have breakfast/a cigarette — frühstücken/eine Zigarette rauchen3) (receive, obtain etc) habenmay I have your address? — kann ich deine/Ihre Adresse haben?
4)(maintain, allow)
he will have it that he is right — er besteht darauf, dass er recht hat5)6)(experience, suffer)
she had her bag stolen — man hat ihr die Tasche gestohlen7)(+ noun: take, hold etc)
to have a walk/rest — spazieren gehen/sich ausruhento have a meeting/party — eine Besprechung/Party haben
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