Question

Когда пишется have got а как да has got

Answer 1

Have got → I , We , You , They
has got → He , She , It

Answer 2

When to Use "Have Got" and "Has Got"

In English, "have got" and "has got" are used to indicate possession, but they are not commonly used in American English. However, in British English, "have got" and "has got" are used more frequently.

"Have Got": - "Have got" is used to indicate possession or ownership. - It is often used in British English. - Example: "I have got a new car."

"Has Got": - "Has got" is the third person singular form of "have got" and is used to indicate possession or ownership for singular subjects. - It is also more commonly used in British English. - Example: "She has got a cat."

In both cases, "have got" and "has got" can also be used to talk about obligations or necessities, similar to "have to" or "must."

Examples: - "We've got to hurry up." - "She doesn't have to help us." - "Have you got to work?"

These phrases are used to express obligations or necessities, similar to "have to" or "must."

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