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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Do you vs have you got
I work as a pharmacy technician on wards for the NHS. At the discharge, we talk to patients to establish what items or meds they have at home to reduce the wastage and also reduce the waiting time for the discharge.
Which one is more grammatically correct when I ask the patient what items they have at home?
Do you have x item or more supply of x item at home
Or
Have you got more of x item at home?
Which one is more grammatically correct when I ask the patient what items they have at home?
Do you have x item or more supply of x item at home
Or
Have you got more of x item at home?
Top answer
Do you have some/any/more X at home? Do you have a supply of X at home? Have you got some/any/more X at home?
- Do you have some/any/more X at home?
- Do you have a supply of X at home?
- Have you got some/any/more X at home?
- Have you got a supply of X at home?
- "Have you got" is slightly more informal, but fine in all types of everyday conversation.
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Do you have some/any/more X at home?
Do you have a supply of X at home?
Have you got some/any/more X at home?
Have you got a supply of X at home?
"Have you got" is slightly more informal, but fine in all types of everyday conversation.
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