El verbo "have got", al igual que el verbo "to be" y el "can" en ingles no necesita un auxiliar para hacer la interrogativa en presente como como el resto de verbos. Have got: Have you got three chairs? Swim: Do you swim everyday? Además es el verbo auxiliar que se utiliza para el present perfect simple y el presente perfect continuous. Present perfect simple: Subject+have(present)+ verb in past participle I have swum all day Interrogative: Have you swum all day? Present perfect continuous: subject+have(present)+been+verb-ing I have been swimming Interrogative:Have you been swimming? Por otro lado, el auxiliar "did" es el pasado y el participio pasado irregular del verbo "do". Como hemos visto antes, en presente el verbo "do"sirve de auxiliar para realizar la interrogativa en presente: Do you study maths? Por lo que en pasado lo utilizamos igual: Did you study maths yesterday? ¡No dudes en preguntar! 😊

Present perfect simple: Used when the time period has not finished. I’ve seen three movies this week. (This week has not finished yet) Past simple: Used when the time period has finished. I saw three movies last week. (Last week has finished) Complete the sentences with present perfect simple or past simple: see (x2), do, decide, to be, do. I ______ to Haiti three times. A few weeks ago, I ______ a man lying in the street. I ______ (never) a serious accident. On my fiftieth birthday, I ______ to buy drinks for everyone. _________ (you/ever) something nice for a stranger? What _______ (you)? Do not hesitate to contact me! 😊