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    Have and have got can be used to talk about possessions, relationships, and illnesses. In the past, we use only "had" without "got". There are three possible forms used in questions and negative sentences - "do you have", "have you got", and "have you". Certain verbs ending in "-ing" can follow verbs like enjoy, postpone, risk, and go on to express continuous or repeated actions.

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    Have and have got can be used to talk about possessions, relationships, and illnesses. In the past, we use only "had" without "got". There are three possible forms used in questions and negative sentences - "do you have", "have you got", and "have you". Certain verbs ending in "-ing" can follow verbs like enjoy, postpone, risk, and go on to express continuous or repeated actions.

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    Have and Have Got: For Possessions, Relationships, Illnesses

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    Have and have got can be used to talk about possessions, relationships, and illnesses. In the past, we use only "had" without "got". There are three possible forms used in questions and negative sentences - "do you have", "have you got", and "have you". Certain verbs ending in "-ing" can follow verbs like enjoy, postpone, risk, and go on to express continuous or repeated actions.

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    Have and have got= for possessions, relationships, illnesses

    In past we use had (without got). In past questions and negative sentences we use did/didn´t

    In questions and negative sentences there are three possible forms:

    Do you have any questions? I don’t have any questions

    Have you got any questions? I haven´t got any questions

    Have you any questions? I haven’t any questions

    Verb+ -ing

    -Enjoy -Postpone -Risk -Go on

    -Mind -Consider -Imagine -Carry on

    -Suggest -Admit -Fancy -Keep

    -Stop -Deny -Give up -keep on

    -Finish -Avoid -Put off

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