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XHealthY Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

I have got or I have

But it's okay because i have got the money for college

or

But It's okay because I have the money for college

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Hi, Both are OK. 'Have got' is more characteristic of speech, particularly informal speech. You need capital 'I'' s, and periods.

— Clive

  • Hi, Both are OK.
  • 'Have got' is more characteristic of speech, particularly informal speech.
  • You need capital 'I'' s, and periods.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Both are OK. 'Have got' is more characteristic of speech, particularly informal speech.

You need capital 'I''s, and periods.

Best wishes, Clive
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HI I'm from canada and here for me both are the same. However in written texts I'd probably use have insted of have got. Have got is more used in spoken language, and many times we say only I got with the idea of I've got.

But, we use it more in the affirmative..in negative and interrogative forms we use have with the auxiliary verb do/does don't/doesn't
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