Describing people

1. DESCRIBING PEOPLE

2. USING HAVE GOT: Affirmatives
I
You
We
They
I
You
We
They
have got/
´ve got
have got/
´ve got
He
She
It
He
She
It
has got/
´s got
has got/
´s got
You have got short hair
You´ve got blue eyes
You have got short hair
You´ve got blue eyes
He has got curly hair
He´s got green eyes
He has got curly hair
He´s got green eyes

3. USING HAVE GOT: interrogatives
Have you got short hair? Yes I have/ No, I haven´tHave you got short hair? Yes I have/ No, I haven´t
Has he got curly hair? Yes, he has/ No he hasn´tHas he got curly hair? Yes, he has/ No he hasn´t

4. USING HAVE GOT:negatives
You have not got short hair
You haven´t got short hair
You have not got short hair
You haven´t got short hair
He has not got curly hair
He hasn´t got curly hair
He has not got curly hair
He hasn´t got curly hair

5. ¿Dónde colocamos el adjetivo?
Lo colocamos delante del sustantivo: curly hair
Podemos usar uno, dos o tres adjetivos pero tienen que seguir este orden:
Tamaño + forma + color + sustantivo
He´s got short curly brown hair/ He´s got straight fair hair

6. Examples:
• She´s got long fair hair He´s got short dark hair
She´s got curly brown hair

7. Otros casos:
• Si usamos ponytail, beard o moustache ponemos a
delante:
He´s got a beard and a moustache
She´s got a ponytail
Con glasses no ponemos nada delante:
They´ve got glasses

8. Podemos hacer descripciones con to be:
She is poor
He is strong and brave
Alice is imaginative
USING TO BE: