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Grammar – Lesson 26Grammar – Lesson 26
 
Have got / Has got
 
Have got = Have
Has got = Has
 Affirmative
I 
have got 
a lot of things to do today.My sister 
has got 
an expensive sports car.
Negative
I 
haven’t got 
the time to do the laundry.Shirley 
hasn’t got 
many friends at school.
 InterrogativeHave
you
 got 
the time? (What time is it?)
Has
Fred 
 got 
5 bucks? 
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Dear Zailda, I was your fan at ESLPrintables. Now I discoveredyou here. Great work. Thank you for sharing. Ursula

reply06 / 26 / 2009
Zailda Coirano

We use contracted form in the interrogative negative sentence, not in the simple interrogative sentence, as shown here.

reply03 / 23 / 2009
Zailda Coirano

I mean it's not common to use the negative, instead of saying: I haven't got to work, it's more common to say: I don't have to work. Sure we use negative in questions, to show angry, admiration or to confirm something.

reply03 / 23 / 2009
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