SPEAKEASY 1 · UNIT 23

Have got — Stay healthy!

health problems · have got / has got · haven't got / hasn't got · questions & short answers · have got vs have · doctor's dialogue

Unit 23 łączy język zdrowia z konstrukcją have got / has got i prowadzi ucznia od rozpoznawania objawów do rozmowy u lekarza.

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KROK 1 · VOCABULARY

What's the matter?

a cold
przeziębienie

a headache
ból głowy

a stomach ache
ból brzucha

a fever
gorączka

a toothache
ból zęba

a backache
ból pleców

a sore throat
ból gardła

a cough
kaszel

a runny nose
katar

hungry
głodny

thirsty
spragniony

cold

headache

stomach ache

fever

sore throat

backache

toothache

cough

Choose the symptom

About today

Have you got a headache today?

Are you hungry or thirsty right now?

KROK 2 · HAVE GOT / HAS GOT

Possession and states

I / you / we / they

have got

I have got a bike.
We haven't got a dog.

he / she / it

has got

She has got a cat.
He hasn't got a cough.

have got / has got może opisywać posiadanie oraz stany typu: I've got a headache.

Choose the correct form

KROK 3 · QUESTIONS

Have you got...? / Has she got...?

I / you / we / they

Have you got...?

Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.

he / she / it

Has she got...?

Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.

Questions and short answers

Type the question

1. you / a cold

2. she / a sore throat

3. they / a dog

KROK 4 · BUILD IT

Put the words in order

Negative sentences

1. I / not / a fever

2. she / not / a cough

3. we / not / a cold

KROK 5 · HAVE GOT vs HAVE

Two common ways to say it

HAVE GOT

Very common in British English, especially for possession.

I've got a backpack.

HAVE

Common in British and American English and in many other situations.

I have a book.

Negative: I haven't got... / I don't have...
Third person: She hasn't got... / She doesn't have...

Same idea, different form

KROK 6 · REAL-LIFE DIALOGUE

Olivia at the doctor's

Doctor: Hello, Olivia. What's the matter?
Olivia: I don't feel very well. I've got a sore throat and a headache.

Doctor: Have you got a cough?
Olivia: Yes, I have. I've got a cough and I feel very weak.

Doctor: Have you got a fever?
Olivia: Yes, I think I have. I feel hot and tired.

Doctor: Let me check. Yes, you've got a fever, but it isn't serious. You should rest at home and take medicine.

Olivia: Thank you, doctor.

weak
słaby

take medicine
brać lekarstwo

rest
odpoczywać

Doctor's notes

Answer from the dialogue

1. What problems has Olivia got?

2. What should Olivia do?

KROK 7 · SPEAKING

What's the matter?

I've got a headache.

I've got a cough.

I've got a sore throat.

I've got a fever.

I've got a stomach ache.

I've got a backache.

I've got a toothache.

I've got a cold.

Teacher role-play: one person is the patient, one is the doctor. Ask at least three Have you got...? questions before giving advice.

Your mini dialogue

Doctor: What's the matter?

Doctor: Have you got a fever?

What advice would you give?

UNIT 23 · FINAL CHALLENGE

Stay healthy!

health vocabulary · have got / has got · negatives · questions · doctor dialogue

Patient card

Write a short patient description with 5–6 sentences. Include at least two symptoms, one negative form and one question.

⭐ Unit 23 score

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