HAVE GOT
I- USE:
A.
'Have got' is mainly used in British English.
B.
We use 'Have got' to talk about possession and belongings.
I've got a new house.
Has she got a car?
C. We use 'Have got' to talk about relationships.
Have you got a girlfriend?
He's got three brothers.
Ø HAVE with the
personal pronouns I, you, we, they.
Ø HAS with the personal pronouns he, she, it.
II- FORM:
positive
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negative
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question
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a car
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I/you/we/they
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I have got.
I've got.
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I have not got.
I haven’t got.
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Have I got?
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he/she/it
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He has got.
He’s got.
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He has not got.
He hasn't got.
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Has he got?
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