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I got a car is not standard English to indicate current possession, but some people say it in very informal situations. I have a car is correct, though considered quite formal by many native speakers of BrE. I've got a car is probably the most common form in spoken British English.
- I got a car is not standard English to indicate current possession, but some people say it in very informal situations.
- I have a car is correct, though considered quite formal by many native speakers of BrE.
- I've got a car is probably the most common form in spoken British English.
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I got a car is not standard English to indicate current possession, but some people say it in very informal situations.
I have a car is correct, though considered quite formal by many native speakers of BrE.
I've got a car is probably the most common form in spoken British English.
I have a car is correct, though considered quite formal by many native speakers of BrE.
I've got a car is probably the most common form in spoken British English.
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fivejedjonI got a car is not standard English to indicate current possession,It could also be used informally as "purchased" or "bought."
I got a car today.
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