21.3.1. gy. A1B1 (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?

own verb /əʊn/ [T] birtokol, tulajdonában van vmi

We own our house.

I've never owned a suit in my life.

owner noun /ˈəʊ.nər/ [C] tulajdonos

Are you the owner of this car?

We still haven't found the dog's owner.

property noun /ˈprɒp.ə.ti/ 1 tulajdon; holmi [U]

lost property

The club does not accept responsibility for loss of or damage to club members' personal property.

Children need to be taught to have respect for other people's property.

whose pronoun /huːz/ kié? kiké? kinek a, kiknek a

Whose is this bag?

Whose is that book?

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."

the determiner /ðiː/ 5 a, az (a 'your', 'her', 'my', stb. birtokost jelző szó helyett)

He held her by the arm.

Where did I park the car?

their determiner /ðeər/ 2 ('his' és 'hers' helyettesítése) (pl. a főnév neme nem ismert)

One of the students has left their book behind.

So did this person give their name?

whose determiner /huːz/ 1 kié? kiké?; kinek a, kiknek a

Whose bag is this?

Whose car shall we use?

whose determiner /huːz/ 2 akinek/akiknek/aminek/amiknek a ...; akié, amié, akiké, amiké

Cohen, whose contract ends next week, is likely to move to play for a European club.

It was an old house, whose basement had been flooded.