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Busy_man232 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

"Basic english"

Hello! Im just new here. I just have a question. What is the difference between "I have a car." and "I do have a car." Anybody can answer me? Thank you so much!
  

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No difference in meaning. The second is more emphatic.

— Ivanhr

  • No difference in meaning.
  • The second is more emphatic.
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No difference in meaning. The second is more emphatic.
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Well," I have a car" or "I've got a car" is the same,it means just that you possess a car or you own car.However, if you want to show that you have a car and you insist on the possession of the car you add "do" to emphasize.For example,"I apologise" you make excuses and "I do apologise" is more polite and it's clear that you show more emphasize.
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