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What is the difference between Do you have something? and Have you got something? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@realmoon34 между ними нет разницы но без do илиdoes построение предложение не будет правильным
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There's not much difference in usage, for example you could say "Have you got a pen?" Or "Do you have a pen?"
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I use got more but if I was being more formal I'd probably use "Do you have a pen?"
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