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Have, has, got
What is the rule for using has, have, or got? Which one is correct? Would I say, "I have it; or I got it." Do you have your homework? Would on say, "Yes, I have my homework; or Yes, I got my homework?
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- " OK?
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"Do you have your homework?" "Yes, I have it." / "Yes, I do."
"Have you got your homework?" "Yes, I have got it." / "Yes, "I've got it." / "Yes, I have."
Not "I got it.", but "I've got it." OK?
"Have you got your homework?" "Yes, I have got it." / "Yes, "I've got it." / "Yes, I have."
Not "I got it.", but "I've got it." OK?
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