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Sat, 01 Nov 03 02:07 PM
whats the difference between the two: i have a crush on you and i have got a crush on you? ive got a pen and i have a pen?
how would you know when to use have and when to use have got?
here's another one: i just want to know if anyone HAS GOT a one dollar bill and i just want to know if anyone HAS a one dollar bill?
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Guest,
6 yr 8 days ago
How can I seperate conjuctions?
whl626,
6 yr 7 days ago
I think they don't have big difference. But there is more emphasis on the ' have got ', though.
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Pemmican
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Sun, 02 Nov 03 12:19 PM
I learned that "have" is the only form in American English while you can use both "have" and "have got" in British English, here the latter is preferred.
British English uses the "have got" form more often because it makes it unnecessary to paraphrase the negative or questions with "to do":
I've got a pen. I haven't got a pen (instead of: I don't have a pen)
Have you got a pen? (instead: Do you have a pen?)
Has anyone got a one dollar bill? (instead of: Does anyone have...?).
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Wâ mag ich mich nu vinden? wâ mac ich mich nu suochen, wâ? nu bin ich hie und bin ouch dâ und enbin doch weder dâ noch hie. wer wart ouch sus verirret ie? wer wart ie sus...
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