Use of ‘Go’ and ‘ Have’

Go/Went/Gone जातो/गेला/गेलेला

Go

Go means to move from one place to another.
Go म्हणजे एका जागेवरून दुसऱ्या जागे जाणे
I go to work by car.

They went to Paris last summer.
• Is this bus going to Pune?

Go+ Prepositions

Ram went in (to) his room..

Ramm was tired. He went up the stairs slowly.

• Go away.
• I’m going back home this evening.

Go + ing activities

I hate going shopping..

Let’s go dancing.
• Ram goes skiing every winter.

• I usually go swimming in the morning
Ram is going fishing, today.
Do you like going sight seeing, on holidays?

Future plans

• On Saturday Ram is going to visit his aunt. On
Sunday we’re going to join them..

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Have / has /had
Have / Has/ Had : lunch / dinner / a meal.

Have / Has/ Had : meal

Have / Has/ Had: party / meeting /competition / game

Have / Has/ Had: a lesson / an exam /homework

Have / Has/ Had: a drink / cup of coffee sandwich

Have / Has/ Had: a shower / bath

Expressions with have

Is that

camera? Can I have a look ?

your Is that your bicycle? Can I have a go? (= ride it) Goodbye! Have a good journey!

Do you I have a moment ? (= have some time). Can I have a word with you? (= speak to you)

I’m going to have my hair cut.

Have + got (speaking /informal) = have (writing) I’ve got three sisters. Have you got any brothers ? We’ve got ten minutes before the train goes. Have you got a pen?

I’ve got a problem.

Have to

We use have to when the situation means you must do

Something

The museum is not free. You have to pay a fee.

All students have to do the exam.