Is it correct to say:
"Have you any pencils?" "Have you any clocks?"
Or must I say: "Have you got any pencils?"
And can I say: "Have you a rubber?" "Have you two pencils?"
Thanks.
Is it correct to say this?
2011-10-30 10:35 am
回答 (7)
2011-10-30 10:57 am
✔ 最佳答案
You can say these. But it sounds less stiff (formal) to say: "Do you have any pencils? Do you have a rubber?" (And be careful with this one! In Europe, rubber is recognized as what North Americans call an eraser. If you ask this question to an American, they'll think you're inquiring after a condom!).
參考: American, living in western Europe.
2011-10-30 6:39 pm
"Do you have...?" is a better way to ask!
"Have you got...?" is more informal (between friends and people you know well).
"Have you got...?" is more informal (between friends and people you know well).
2011-10-30 6:09 pm
Usually we use, do, as in Do you have any pencils?
And be careful, rubbers in America mean condoms.
And be careful, rubbers in America mean condoms.
2011-10-30 5:39 pm
Answer: Do you have any pencils?
Have you got any pencils|
sounds asking, have you got any pencils or haven't >>>is present perfect
Have you got any pencils|
sounds asking, have you got any pencils or haven't >>>is present perfect
2011-10-30 5:37 pm
No, it is not. It's not standard language in any case. You either say "do you have" (American) or "have you got" (British).
2011-10-30 5:36 pm
Do you have . . .
2011-10-30 5:37 pm
Well, answer me this. Is it correct to say.
"I really quite fancy that blouse."
...nah probably not. Don't wanna sound Lika british queer.
"I really quite fancy that blouse."
...nah probably not. Don't wanna sound Lika british queer.
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