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have something in common

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mieć coś wspólnego

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Translations

Polishmieć coś wspólnegoverbNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
Germanetwas gemeinsam habenverbNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
Spanishtener algo en comúnverbNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
Russianиметь что-то общееverbNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.

Examples of use

Polish

Mamy ze sobą coś wspólnego: oboje lubimy góry.

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English

We have something in common: we both like mountains.

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German

Wir haben etwas gemeinsam: Wir mögen beide die Berge.

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Spanish

Tenemos algo en común: a los dos nos gustan las montañas.

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Russian

У нас есть кое-что общее: мы оба любим горы.

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Grammar

verb

Dictionary form
have something in common

Present

Present
Ihave something in common
youhave something in common
he / she / ithas something in common
wehave something in common
you (plural)have something in common
theyhave something in common

Past

Past
Ihad something in common
youhad something in common
he / she / ithad something in common
wehad something in common
you (plural)had something in common
theyhad something in common

Future

Future
Iwill have something in common
youwill have something in common
he / she / itwill have something in common
wewill have something in common
you (plural)will have something in common
theywill have something in common
  • Present Simple, Past Simple and future with will. These tables show statements.

Example

We have something in common: we both like mountains.

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