Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• He has got a car. He hasn't got a car. Has he got a car? She has got a car. She hasn't got a car. Has she got a car? It has got a car. It hasn't got a car. Has it got a  ...
• He has got a car, hasn't he?
• Ask Satan if he has got a Car that I can Borrow. A saying that basically means " Go to hell" or "See you in hell." Can also mean "I'd rather be in hell". Jill
• Let's go to the beach, shall we? Have got (possession)
• Mar 3, 2016 ... Negative imperative
• Jun 16, 2015 ... Does not 'if he has got a car, he will go to NJ' convey uncertainty with regards to him owning the car, for e.g. I interpret the expression like this: I ...
• "Are you  ...
• Don't stop singing, will you? Let's

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