Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jan 2, 2012 ... Alex thank you very much for your videos. I got a cuestion is correct to say have you a car? or I always have to use '" do"? Read moreShow less ...
• Yes I have. No I haven't.
• "Have you a car?" is a technically correct sentence, but, at least in the United States, it is not idiomatic and will sound strange to most listeners. The idiomatic ...
• No I haven't. (Yes, I've got a car. No, I haven't got a car.) Do you have a car?
• Yes I do. No I don't. Have you a car?
• Nov 16, 2013 ... When I began to study English, about 50 years ago, I was taught to ask, for instance, 'Have you a car?' and, if the answer was negative, ...

• Sep 1, 2014 ... What? you have a car that can be unlocked and operated with just your phone?? What car, what app, what phone?? Last edited September 1, ...
• You asked Nurse Jackson? No, Leo. Asking Nurse Jackson would defeat the purpose of a ditch day on every possible level. Okay, so, um, what, you have a car?
• ... do not have a waiting area or a indoor place to eat. It really only is an issue when its way hot, way cold, or raining. But hey, thats what you have a car for right ?
• if you have a car seat in your car, you know what? You have a car seat in your car,  ...
• I personally don't care that much about the aesthetics as long as it isn't ugly