May 2, 2021
"Have" and "Have Got"
Today, I found "have" and "have got" are the same meaning. I didn't study "have got" in high school maybe because it's colloquial. I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences. Which do you use in usual?
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Today, I found "have" and "have got" have the same meaning.
Today, I found "have" and "have got" are the same meaning.
I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences. I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences.
I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used in past questions and negative sentences.
Which do you use in usual? Which do you use in usual?
Which would you usually use?
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I have is more common than I have got, but this depends on the circumstance.
For example, if I am asked if I have a pen, you could say "Yes, I have a pen", or "Yes, I have got a pen". Both of these would be correct.
However, usually native speakers would respond saying "Yes I've got a pen" - using I've instead of I have. This is something English speakers use to shorten the phrase "I have". This will be confusing at first but will make you sound like a more natural English speaker.
May 3, 2021
Thank you so much!
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I didn't study "have got" in high school maybe because it's colloquial. |
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I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences. I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences. I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used as past questions ad negative sentences. I thought "have" is more convenient because "have got" isn't used in past questions and negative sentences. |
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Which do you use in usual? Which do you use in usual? Which do you use in usual? Which would you usually use? |
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