Have got And Has got

• I have a pet dog/I have got a pet dog.
• You have a nice smile/You have got a nice smile.
• He has many friends/He has got many friends.
• It has a long beak/ It has got a long beak.

I	have/have got	haven't got/don't have
We	have/have got	haven't got/ don't have
You	have/have got	haven't got/ don't have
They	have/have got	haven't got/ don't have
He	has/has got	hasn't got/doesn't have
She	has/has got	hasn't got/doesn't have
It	has/has got	hasn't got/doesn't have

- Have/has and have got/has got denotes the same meaning.
- In negatives and questions, do and does are also used.

Examples:

• I haven't got response for the query./ I don't have response for the query.
• He hasn't got any sibling./ He doesn't have any sibling.
• They haven't got tickets for the show./ They don't have tickets for the show.
• Have you got a pen to write?/ Do you have a pen to write?
• Has he got a new Bike?/ Does he have a new Bike?
• Have we got a new Science teacher? Do we have a new Science teacher?
• Where have you got that book? Where do you have that book?

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