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Matthewwoo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Has/ have, are /is, do/ does

hello everyone,

I am confused about using the above words to ask any questions.

For example:

Have you got any hobbies?

Do you have any hobbies?

I don't know what's the difference between these two sentence.

Thanks for helping.
  

Top answer

matthewwoo Have you got any hobbies? Do you have any hobbies? I've got = I have got is an idiom for I have.

— CalifJim

  • matthewwoo Have you got any hobbies?
  • Do you have any hobbies?
  • I've got = I have got is an idiom for I have.
  • You can say I've got a pencil or I have a pencil .
  • It means the same thing.
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matthewwooHave you got any hobbies?
Do you have any hobbies?
I've got = I have got is an idiom for I have.

You can say I've got a pencil or I have a pencil. It means the same thing.
You can say Have you got a pencil? or Do you have a pencil? It means the same thing.
matthewwooI am c
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