Has/Have got

These are special expressions that show possession as well as used helping verbs for making a specific sentence.

Has ever use with the third person he, she, it.

Have ever used it with the first and second person I, you, we, they.

Has used with:

She- has

He- has

It   -  has

Singular noun- has

Have used with:

I   -  have

You - have

We - have

They - have

Plural nouns-Amir and Salman

Usage:

• She has new friends.
• He has a bad cold.
• You have seen a horror movie.
• Dania has a speech in school.
• They have met the president.

Contraction forms

 A contraction is a single word formed by combining words that replace one letter through apostrophe (').

He's

She's

I've

You've

We've

They've

It's

There are three parts of sentence.

• Affirmative sentences.
• Negative sentences.
• Interrogative sentences.

Affirmative /Simple sentences

These sentences have positive sense.

Formula:

S – have/has -noun

• I have a car.
• Bilal has a shirt.
• They have result.

Negative sentences

These sentences have negative nature and have negation such as,no,not, never, nothing and nobody.

Negative formula

S-do/does- not-has/have-noun

• I don't have  a car.
• Bilal does not a shirt.
• They don't have  result.

Interrogative sentences

These sentences have questions to ask about someone to something.

Formula

Do/does-s-has/have-noun

• Do  I Have a car?
• Does Has Bilal a shirt?
• Do Have they result.

Used as helping verbs

Helping verbs work as to support main verb and indicate the speculation of something,and tell how a verb Change it's mood according to sentence.

• Taha has done B.Ed.
• Asma has spent much money on her dresses.
• I have spoken a lie.
• Haroon has quit his job.
• They have built a building.

Have as continuous:

• They are having a conversation in Urdu

Has/Have got

These mean identical things or the same meaning, use as the present situation in a sentence.

Mostly, the UK used "have got" in their purpose of the language.

In the US used has/have in the purpose of their language.

• We have four pigeons.
• We have got four pigeons.
• Babar has a toothache.
• Babar has got toothache.
• Reema and Nida have a rabbit.
• Reema and Nida have got a rabbit.

As negative use

• Arshad doesn't have breakfast.
• Arshad hasn't got breakfast.

Use as questions

• Do you have a plan? Yes, I do
• Have you got a wedding card? No, I haven't.

Passive structure

Get is used place of Be in passive sentences.

Get +past participle

• You got spoken indeed.
• Amjad got finished his work.
• Adil got annoyed soon.

Characteristics

• Have/has got are at the same level.
• We cannot use have got in a short answer.
• Have got mostly represent informal structure.
• Have is an action verb.