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Vocabulary: possession - English lesson

Of course, we have seen and reviewed 'possession', studying possessive determiners and the 'possessive case' which have varied constructions and uses.

We still needed the most common and usual vocabulary about the theme, used in everyday conversation.

To have: to possess (please, review the use of 'I haven't got'// I don't have.'

My/ his own (car)

To own something/ to possess something

To be in possession of something

in my possession

the owner/ The possessor

ownership

To be possessive about

Signing an ownership deed.

To belong to somebody

It belongs to me/ it's my property

His belongings/ His things/ his stuff/ his gear

Have you got any?/ Do you have any?

Have you got one? / Do you have one?

To obtain/ get something from somebody

To take something from somebody

To take something away from somebody

To gain something

To acquire something/ an acquisition

To find something/ to come across something/ to come by something

To receive something

To hand out bills.

To keep stg/ [to hang on to something/to hold on to something

To retain something

a store/ to have stg in store

To give somebody something/ To give something to somebody

To hand something over to somebody

To procure something for somebody

To share rumours

To provide somebody with something/ To provide something for somebody

the provision of

To share something out among...

To share something with somebody

one's share of something

To share something out/ to distribute stg

To hand something out/ to distribute something

To dispose of rubbish.

To throw something away/ something out

To dispose of something/ to get rid of something

Good riddance!

To abandon something to somebody/ To surrender stg to somebody (formal)

To give sth up

Good riddance!

... and good luck for the test!

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