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Have and Have got – Exercise 170

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Have and Have got — reference

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have / has	have got / has got ('ve got / 's got)	don't have / doesn't have	haven't got / hasn't got	do ... have / does ... have	have ... got / has ... got
I have a pen. He has a gun. We have a job.	I have got a pen. = I've got a pen. He has got a gun. = He's got a gun. We have got a job. = We've got a job.	You don't have a watch. She doesn't have time. They don't have money.	You haven't got a watch. She hasn't got time. They haven't got money.	Do you have an idea? Does he have money? Do we have a key?	Have you got an idea? Has he got money? Have we got a key?

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have / has

have got / has got ('ve got / 's got)

don't have / doesn't have

haven't got / hasn't got

do ... have / does ... have

have ... got / has ... got

I have a pen.

He has a gun.

We have a job.

I have got a pen. = I've got a pen.

He has got a gun. = He's got a gun.

We have got a job. = We've got a job.

You don't have a watch.

She doesn't have time.

They don't have money.

You haven't got a watch.

She hasn't got time.

They haven't got money.

Do you have an idea?

Does he have money?

Do we have a key?

Have you got an idea?

Has he got money?

Have we got a key?