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3 days ago · Have got in English is a replacement for "have" or "has" to express ownership or the presence of an object. Here are some important notes when using this structure: Do not use "do/does" in questions and negatives. Examples: Affirmative: I have got a cat. Negative: I have not (haven’t) got a cat.
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5 days ago · This is The English We Speak from BBC Learning English and we're learning about the phrase 'to have a soft spot' – which is a feeling of really liking something or someone. So Rob, you...
20 hours ago · A new English idiom every day, with example sentences, explanations, notes and quiz. For ESL learners. View online or subscribe by email.
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2 days ago · This site is for ESL and EFL students wanting to learn news English. The site has English news readings and listening. There are two news lessons every week on news stories from across the world.
5 days ago · Listen to Rob and Neil's discussion, and learn some related vocabulary. Free, digital news is threatening traditional newspapers. Sophie and Neil discuss the pros and cons of news in print.
