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AHS Vocab Debate: Have vs Have Got

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C1 speaking practice using AHS guide vocab.

Luciano Fernandes Pereira Felipe Teacher Lu

Brazil

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AHS Vocab Debate: Have vs Have Got


AHS Vocab Debate: Have vs Have GotOnline version C1 speaking practice using AHS guide vocab. by Luciano Fernandes Pereira Felipe Teacher Lu Giullia We’re studying environmental engineering, so I’ll start: besides reducing emissions, what other actions can we take to protect ecosystems? Tutor Great start. Besides, you could discuss blue-green infrastructure and how it supports urban resilience. Giullia In projects, I’ve seen teams ditch outdated methods for greener ones. Have you noticed how this shifts risk assessments? Tutor Absolutely. Ditching old methods often helps safety hazards decrease, but you must justify with data. Giullia Speaking of safety, we should get away from complacency and evaluate contingencies for extreme weather. Tutor Nice use of get away from. How would you frame a policy recommendation that addresses that? Giullia I’d propose a policy that, besides cost considerations, imposes stricter pollution controls to prevent sloppy practices. Tutor Careful with tone. Sloppy has negative connotations; quantify performance to avoid personal criticisms. Giullia Understood. In communications, should I use have or have got when presenting findings to stakeholders? Tutor For formal documents, use have; in casual briefings, have got is fine. Remember the habit rule: avoid have got for habitual actions.