You’ve got = you have got We’ve got = we have got They’ve got= They have got She’s got= She has got He’s got= he has got It’s got= he has got Who’s got= Who has got IN CONVERSATION: Don’t confuse these question: What’s she like? What does she look like?
PHRASES WITH VERB+-ING AND PREPOSITIONS You can use phrases with verb+-ing: • to describe people • to describe what the person is doing or wearing • in questions You can use phrases with prepositions to describe people You can use with to describe what someone looks like • She’s the women with the long hair You can use with or in to describe what someone is wearing • She is the women with the black pants • She is the women in the black pants You can use by or next to to describe where someone is • She’s the woman by the table • She’s the woman next to the window You can use phrases with prepositions in questions • Who’s the guy in the blue shirt? You can use the pronoun one instead woman or man • Which one is your roommate? She’s the one standyng by the table. REMEMBER What’s his/her name? What do you call them/it? What do you call that/those? STRATEGY PLUS You can use you mean to suggest a word if someone is trying to remember it: • He wears those baggy pants. What do you call them? You mean the cargo pants You can ask Do you mean...? to check what
Qué tipo de persona es ella? Es elegante, es agradable...( She’s nice, she’s smart..) Que aspecto tiene? Puedes describirla? ( can you describe her? She’s tall and thin)