21.3.1. gy. A1A2 (példák)

have verb /hæv/ [T] *(had, had) 1 van (vkinek vmije) also: 've/'s, also UK: have got

They have a big house.

He has blue eyes.

I've got two brothers.

He's got a degree.

She has a lot of experience.

Have you got time to finish the report today?

hers pronoun /hɜːz/ az övé, az övéi (nőnem)

Jenny and I both have red hair, but hers is lighter than mine.

I just met a cousin of hers.

his pronoun /hɪz/ az övé, az övéi (hímnem)

That's Frank's coat over there - at least I think it's his.

I borrowed them from a friend of his.

mine pronoun /maɪn/ az enyém

"Whose bag is this?" "It's mine."

Your son is the same age as mine.

She's an old friend of mine.

Can I use your pen? Mine's not working.

ours pronoun /aʊəz/ a miénk/mieink

Which table is ours?

He's a cousin of ours.

Ours is the red car parked over there.

Ours is a huge country.

theirs pronoun /ðeəz/ az övék, övéké; övéik

I think she's a relation of theirs.

own adjective, pronoun /əʊn/ saját; saját maga készítette

Each student has their own dictionary.

She has her own apartment.

She makes all her own clothes.

I'm going to be out tonight, so you'll have to get your own dinner.

Was that your own idea or did someone suggest it to you?

"Is that your mum's car?" "No, it's my own."

of preposition /ɒv/ 1 valakinek/valaminek a valamije/valakije (birtokviszony kifejezése)

a friend of mine

the colour of her hair

part of the problem

employees of the company

Phrasal verbs:

belong to sb /bɪˈlɒŋ/ valakié/valamié, tulajdona vkinek

This book belongs to Sarah.

You shouldn't take what doesn't belong to you.