Caraketiga untuk melakukan uji homogenitas adalah dengan memanfaatkan hasil uji independent sample t test. Adapun langkah-langkahnya adalah sebagai berikut ini. 1. Buka kembali Data View SPSS. Selanjutnya klik menu Analyze - Compare Means - Independent-Samples T Test . 3photos of the "Perbedaan have to, has to dan had to" perbedaan have to has to had to. SHARE ON Twitter Facebook WhatsApp Pinterest. Related Posts of "perbedaan have to has to had to" 1 Contoh Agreement Antara Noun dan Pronoun. Agreement 2085 views. Agreement Antara Noun dan Pronoun - Masih membahasa masalah kesepakatan (agreement) dalam Vay Tiền Trả Góp Theo Tháng Chỉ Cần Cmnd Hỗ Trợ Nợ Xấu. Penggunaan Have dan Have Got Dalam Bahasa Inggris – Bagaimana menggunakan kata “have” dan “have got” dalam kalimat bahasa Inggris? Di kondisi seperti apa saja kita menggunakan kedua kata tersebut? Mari baca selengkapnya di bawah ini. 1. I have got / I’ve got something atau I have something = it is mine Nah, kata have got dan have diikuti oleh something sesuatu atau kata benda yang artinya benda atau sesuatu ditu adalah milik saya. Anda bisa menggunakan salah satu dari kata have got atau have untuk contoh daftar kata di bawah ini. I have got a headache sakit kepala, a toothache sakit gigi , a stomach ache / a pain in my leg etc. atau + a cold pilek/ a cough batuk / a sore throat sakit tenggorokan/ a temperature panas /flu etc. I have Contoh I have got a headache atau Anda bisa menggunakan kalimat menggunaka have. I have a headache. Have you got a stomach ache? atau Do you have a stomach ache? Catatan 1 Untuk bentuk lampaunya past have got menjadi had TANPA kata got Catatan 2 Untuk kalimat negative dan tanya menggunakan “did not have dan did you have? etc. Contoh I did not come to your house because I had a cold Mirna did not have any sugar so she did not have a cup of tea. How much money did you have? 2. Have breakfast / have a shower Pada ekspresi tersebut, kata have mempunyai maksud/ arti yang sama dengan eat makan, derink minum, take mengambil. Untuk menyatakan kalimat dengan maksud tersebut, TIDAK BISA menggunakan “HAVE GOT.” Di bawah ini adalah contoh-contoh kata have dengan arti yang sudah dijelaskan di atas. breakfast makan pagi/ lunch makan siang/ dinner makan malam Have + a meal makanan/ a sandwich sandwich/ a pizza pizza atau a cup of coffee secangkir kopi/ a glass of milk segelas susu atau something to eat sesuatu untuk dimakan/ drink minuman Contoh I always have breakfast then go to school. Have you had dinner? Hei, please have a cup of coffee!’ My mother was having two glasses of milk when I arrived. We had bread after lunch. 3. Kita juga menggunakan have BUKAN have got untuk ungkapan-ungkapan tertentu. a bath / a shower mandi a rest istirahat/ a holiday liburan/ a party pesta a nice time waktu yang menyenangkan/ a good journey perjalanan yang menyenangkan etc. Have + a walk berjalan/ a swim berenang/ a game of tennis bermain tenis etc. a dream bermimpi/ an accident kecelakaan a baby bayi a look at melihat 4. Perbedaan I ve got dan I have Bandingkanlah kalimat di bawah ini! Contoh I’ve got a new bicycle. ATAU I have a new bicycle. Pada kalimat seperti ini, Anda bisa menggubakan I’ve got ATAU I have. I have a bath at am. Pada kalimat seperti ini, Anda hanya bisa menggunakan kata I have BUKAN I’ve got. Kesimpulannya, di beberapa ungkapan Anda bisa menggunakan I’ve got atau I have namun di beberapa ungkapan lain hanya bisa menggunakan I have saja seperti contoh-contoh sebelumnya. Semoga pembahasan tentang have dan have got ini membantu Anda menjadi lebih professional dalam berbahasa Inggris. PS. Belajar Inggris tanpa harus masuk kelas adalah solusi buat Anda yang punya waktu padat. Sangat solutif bukan ? Mau belajar dengan cara ini? Ambil kesempatan Anda segera dengan klik disini Hello friends, in this class we going to learn another way we say we have something. And we’ll also see linking words, HAVE GOT and HAS GOT. Olá amigos, nesta aula vamos aprender de outra maneira, dizemos que temos alguma coisa. E também vamos ver palavras de ligação, HAVE GOT e HAS GOT. Let’s get start. Vamos começar. Conheça 23 Linking Words mais usadas em inglês. Na língua inglesa existe duas maneiras de se usar o verbo HAVE ter na frase. A primeira é no seu próprio formato natural e mais conhecido, o “HAVE”. E a outra que é pouco conhecida pelos estudante de inglês, mas muito utilizada pelos americanos que é o “HAVE GOT”. Vamos exemplificar abaixo para entendermos melhor Podemos falar usando somente “have” I have two kids and a dog. Eu tenho duas crianças e um cachorro. E também podemos falar usando “have got” I’ve got two kids and a dog. Eu tenho duas crianças e um cachorro. Obs. Tenha em atenção que “I’ve got” é uma contração de “I have got“. Aprenda mais sobre formas contraídas de verbos. I’ve got a house on the beach. Eu tenho uma casa na praia. You’ve got a nice car! Você tem um bom carro! A utilização do “have” deve se aplicar em frases com os pronomes I, You, We e They. Já para os pronomes He, She e IT, devemos usar o “has”. Vamos ver exemplos abaixo Usando apenas o “has” poderiamos dizer He has a really big apartment. Ele tem um apartamento realmente grande. E usando o “has got” poderiamos dizer He’s got a really big apartment. Ele tem um apartamento realmente grande. Obs. Tenha em atenção aqui também, que “he’s got” é uma contração de “he has got”. As duas formas podem ser usadas na frase, mas perceba que a pronúncia de ambas é um pouco diferente. A forma contraída geralmente tem a pronúncia mais abreviada, então é importante estar praticando a pronúncia das contrações, pois os nativos americanos usando muito, e para isso esteja sempre fazendo leitura de textos e ouvindo diálogos em inglês. Veja também Inglês Básico Pronomes Possessivos em Inglês Possessive Pronouns Inglês Básico Pronomes Demonstrativos em Inglês Mais exemplos de “have” e “have got” I have a car. Eu tenho um carro. I’ve got a car. Eu tenho um carro. Do you have a car? Você tem um carro? Have you got a car? Você tem um carro? You have kids. Você tem filhos. You’ve got kids. Você tem filhos. Do you have kids? Você tem filhos? Yes, I’ve got two kids. / Yes, I have two kids. Sim, eu tenho 2 filhos. No, I haven’t got any kids. / No, I don’t have any kids. Não, eu não tenho filhos. No, I don’t have. / No, I haven’t got. Não, eu não tenho. Obs. No inglês americano, é usado muito as expressões “have got” e “has got” para frases afirmativas, mas para frases interrogativas e negativas, é usado o “have” e o “has” apenas ex. “I don’t have” e “Do you have?“. O “have got” e o “has got” em frases negativas e interrogativas são mais usados no inglês britânico. Descubra as 5 maiores diferenças entre o inglês americano e o inglês britânico. Mais exemplos de “has” e “has got” He has a lot of money. Ele tem um monte de dinheiro. / Ele tem muito dinheiro. He’s got a lot of money. Ele tem muito dinheiro. Does he have a lot of money? Ele tem um monte de dinheiro? / Ele tem muito dinheiro? Yes, he’s got a lot. Sim, ele tem um monte. / Sim, ele tem muito. No, he doesn’t have a lot. Não, ele não tem um monte. / Não, ele não tem muito. She has a motorcycle. Ela tem uma motocicleta. She’s got a motorcycle. Ela tem uma motocicleta. Does she have a motorcycle? Ela tem uma motocicleta? Obs. Tenha em atenção que para He/She/It em frases interrogativas, devemos usar “have” em vezes de “has”, pois nesse caso já estamos usando o auxiliar “does”. Assista a essa aula e aprenda mais sobre o uso do DO. Yes, she’s got two. Sim, ela tem duas. No, she doesn’t have a motorcycle. Não, ela não tem uma motocicleta. It has a lot of problems. Ele tem um monte de problemas. Does it have problems? Ele tem problemas? Yes, it’s got a ton of problems. Sim, ele tem uma tonelada de problemas. No, it doesn’t have any problems. Não, ele não tem nenhum problema. Obs. A expressão “a ton of” significa, “uma tonelada” ou muito de alguma coisa . Por exemplo, “A ton of dirt” Muita sujeira/Uma tonelada de sujeira. Veja também Estudar inglês 5 formas de otimizar o aprendizado da língua Japonês, um idioma que também abre grande oportunidades We have three computers for editing. Nós temos três computadores para edição. Yeah, we’ve got three. Sim, nós temos três. No, we don’t have any. Não, nós não temos nenhum. They have a pool in their backyard. Eles têm uma piscina no quintal deles. They’ve got a pool in their backyard. Eles têm uma piscina no quintal deles. Do they have a pool in their backyard? Eles têm uma piscina no quintal deles? Yes, they’ve got a big pool there. Sim, eles têm uma grande piscina lá. No, they don’t have a pool. Não, eles não têm uma piscina. Vamos ver como podemos fazer perguntas, nessa estrutura de linking words “have got” e “has got”, de forma mais simplificada Have I got? Eu tenho? Have you got? Você tem? Has he got? Ele tem? Has she got? Ela tem? Has it got? Isso tem? Have we got? Nós temos? Have you got? Você tem? Have they got? Eles/Elas tem? Obs. Lembrando que, além dos formatos acima, você também pode usar a maneira mais comum de começar uma pergunta como, por exemplo, Do I have…?, Do you have…?, Does he have…?, Does she have…?, Do we have…?, Do they have…?. E outro detalhe importante é que, com o uso do “does” nas frases interrogativas com He/She/It, o verbo “ter” fica no seu formato natural have, em vez de “has”. Frases negativas com Have got e Has got Vamos ver como ficaria as linking words em frases na negativa I haven’t got. Eu não tenho. You haven’t got. Você não tem. He hasn’t got. Ele não tem. She hasn’t got. Ela não tem. It hasn’t got. Isso não tem. We haven’t got. Nós não temos. They haven’t got. Eles/Elas não tem. Obs. Lembrando que, além dos formatos acima, você pode usar também as expressões mais comuns como, por exemplo, I don’t have…, You don’t have…, He doesn’t have…, She doesn’t have…, It doesn’t have…, We don’t have…, They don’t have…. E tenha em atenção que para He/She/It, devemos usar “have” em vez de “has” quando o auxiliar “does” estiver presente na frase. Excellent Excelente! Essa foi nossa aula sobre Linking Words Palavras de Ligação aonde aprendemos um pouco sobre o uso do “have”, “have got”, “has” e “has got”. Simples de entender, não é mesmo? Volte a assistir a aula periodicamente para que você esteja sempre se lembrando do que foi esquecido. E não se esqueça que inglês se aprende praticando. Então tome, pelo menos alguns minutinhos do seu dia para assistir a nossa série de vídeoaulas e para também ler as nossas dicas de inglês. Se você tiver algo a mais sobre Linking Words para contribuir com todos os alunos dessa aula, então deixe nos comentários abaixo, e ajude a aumentar o nível de proficiência do ensino da língua inglesa no Brasil. E se você deseja acelerar os seus estudos de inglês de forma simples e objetiva, sem enrolação, sem regrinhas gramaticais e sem ficar anos e anos para atingir a fluência no idioma, então conheça o curso online do professor Paulo Barros, o VIP Inglês Winner. Um curso criado com métodos inovadores de ensino que vão fazer você dominar o inglês em até 6 meses. In this post, you’re going to learn the difference between have and have got. The difference is quite simple, but you might be confused because you don’t know how and when to use each the main difference between have and have got generally speaking, Have is more common in North America and have got is more common in the United got forms are informal, and they’re also most common in the reading to learn more about the different uses of have and have got. The Difference Between “Have” and “Have got”Have and Have Got to Talk About Possessions and RelationshipsBoth have got and have mean the same thing. We use them to talk about possessions“I have got a new bike.”“I have a new bike.”We also use them to talk about relationships“He has got a new boyfriend.”“He has a new boyfriend.”But have got is less common in American English, especially in questions and negatives. So, in the UK you might hear“Have you got time?”But in North America you’re more likely to hear“Do you have time?”Keep in mind that sometimes have got is used in very informal North American English. Also, you might hear it without the word instead of“I have got a problem.”You might hear“I got a problem.”Common Errors with HAVE GOT’Remember that do and got are not used togetherAlso, we don’t use have got when we’re talking about repeated or habitual states. For example, we say, HAVE & HAVE GOT Other Common UsesWe’ve discussed one common way to use have and have got in English. Now, let’s take a look at some other common uses for these verbs1. Have as an auxiliary verb to make perfect verb forms“Have you ever been to Argentina?”2. Have to talk about actions and experiences“What time do you usually have dinner?”3. Have and have got with an infinitive to + verb , to talk about obligation—like must“I have got to study tonight.”“I have to study tonight.”4. Have or have got with an object + verb to talk about causing or experiencing actions and events“They had their car stolen last week.”1. HAVE in Perfect Verb FormsHave is one of the three auxiliary verbs helper verbs in English do’, be’ and have’. We use have with the past participle to make perfect verb forms“I have never been to Indonesia.” present perfect“I realized that I had met him before.” past perfect“We will have been living here for three months next Sunday.” future perfect progressive“I would like to have lived in the 1960’s.” perfect infinitiveRead this article for a simple explanation of the present perfect in and NegativesWhen we use have as a part of the perfect verb form, we use it in questions and negatives without do 2. HAVE to Talk about Actions and ExperiencesWe often use have to talk about actions and experiences“Let’s have some wine.”“When are we having lunch?”“I had a good time at the concert.”In expressions like these, have’ can mean eat’, drink’, enjoy’,or experience’. The exact meaning depends on the noun that are some common expressionsKeep in mind that in British English using have’ with the words bath’, shower’, rest’, swim’, and walk’ is more common“I’m going to have a shower.”“Let’s have a walk.”But in American English, take’ is also possible“I’m going to take a shower.”“Let’s take a walk.”When using have to talk about experiences and actions, we use do to make questions and negative statements. Progressive/continuous forms are also possible3. HAVE and HAVE GOT to Talk About ObligationsWe can use have and have got to talk about things that are necessary to do. In this structure, we use an infinitive to + verb after have/have got’. The meaning is similar to must“I’m sorry, I have to leave now.”“I have got to go home soon.”“Do you often have to write in English?”Here, we can use have like a normal verb with do’ in questions and negatives, or like an auxiliary verb without do“When do you have to go?”“When have you got to go?”But remember, we don’t use have got’ to talk about repeated obligation4. HAVE as a Causative VerbWe use a causative verb when we want to talk about causing something to example, if I say“I cleaned my car.”This means that I cleaned it myself. But if I paid someone to clean it, I could say“I had my car cleaned.”The verb get’ can also be used as a causative verb. Here’s an article with more look at some common structures when using have as a causative verbHave Something DoneAs you’ve seen in the example above, we use this structure to talk about something that someone else did for usHave + object + past participle“I finally had my laptop repaired.”“I’m going to have my hair cut.”Sometimes, we use this structure to talk about bad things that someone did to us“They had their car stolen last week!”“We had our house robbed years ago.”Have Something Happen/HappeningHere’s a common structure we use to mean experience’ or happen’Have + object + infinitive without toHave + object + -ing“I had this strange thing happen to me when I was a kid.”“We had water leaking through the ceiling.”If you’ve noticed, we use the infinitive without to’ for things that happened in the first example, and the -ing form for things that are or were happening for a while in the last example.Note An infinitive is = to + verb. For example, to do’ is an Someone Do SomethingThis is a common structure in American English and we use it to talk about giving instructions or ordersHave + object + infinitive without to“Have her call me please.”Here we mean “tell her to call me”.When we use an ing form’, it means that someone caused us to be doing somethingHave + object + -ingHe had me laughing all Important Note on BE and HAVEWhen we talk about feeling hunger, thirst, heat, cold and other common conditions, we normally use the verb be’ or feel’ and an adjective, not have’ and a noun. Here are some examplesI hope you found this useful! Do you have any questions? Share them with me in the comments below. And if you liked this lesson, please spread the knowledge and share it on Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for reading!

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