Hasn't your father a car?

It's stilted. Better:

"Doesn't your father have a car?"

Whenever there is a contraction like "Hasn't" try saying the word in it's full form and you can hear if it works. So since Hasn't is a contraction for Has Not, you would, that would make the sentence has not your father got a car? Which obviously makes no sense. You would want to say "Has your father got a car?"

Anonymous Whenever there is a contraction like "Hasn't" try saying the word in it's full form and you can hear if it works. So since Hasn't is a contraction for Has Not, you would, that would make the sentence has not your father got a car? Which obviously makes no sense. You would want to say "Has your father got a car?"

That doesn't work. 'Hasn't your father

"Does not your father have a car?" is the most appropriate one, I think.

Anonymous"Does not your father have a car?" is the most appropriate one, I think.

It sounds very stilted and old-fashioned to me.

Anonymous hasnt tour father a car??

Hasn't your father a car? might be the sentence you want. Did you want to know anything else about it?

Can I ask like this :
does your father has a car?

Anonymousoes your father has a car?

Does your father have a car?

AnonymousCan I ask like this : does your father has a car?

No. You need the infinitive "have" with "do."

Does your father have a car?
Do we go to school tomorrow?
Do I look OK?

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