Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Apr 24, 2015 ... But you could equally well (in BE) regard it as equivalent to "He hasn't got a car" giving the more usual equation of ain't = hasn't. DonnyB, Apr ...
• He hasn't got a car. But he's got a computer. The computer is new. 2. His friends have got a cat and a dog. The dog never bites the cat. 3. This is a tree. The tree ...
• Mar 27, 2008 ... "He hasn't got a car yet." He has got to get a car makes sense and sounds natural ; he hasn't got to get a car makes sense but is unusual.
• He's got a nice house, but he hasn't got a car, ___? a. has he b. hasn't he c. had he. Answer, a. He hadn't got his time to talk, ___? a. has he b. hasn't he

• Said he has some ideas about how a car crew might have
• He hasn't driven a car in 20 years.
• He hasn't sold a car in months.
• How do you know he hasn't rented a car and driven to airports in New York, Atlanta?
• his words, not mine
• It is nice to see that Massa still desires to fight in spite of the fact that there are just two race to the end of his career and that he hasn't a top car.
• He has a car and women.
• He hasn't a car