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14 Dec 2019
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What is the difference between have (e.g. you have a book) and have got (e.g. you have got a book) ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between have (e.g. you have a book) and have got (e.g. you have got a book) ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@Anastasia_Livchina
you should avoid constructions using
have got
whenever possible
they now sound weird and childish
you should avoid constructions using
have got
whenever possible
they now sound weird and childish
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