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In BrE, "Have you got a ..?" is the norm in conversation. "Do you have a ... ?" is a slightly more formal-sounding style, but still perfectly acceptable. "Have you a ... ?" is less natural and feels a bit old-fashioned or affected.

It is said that "Have you got a ... ?" is less usual in AmE, where "Do you have a ... ?" is said to predominate.

I would say "... a cheaper sort of ca

Thank you, GPY.

GPYI would say "... a cheaper sort of camera" (no second "a").

Yes, I do think the same now.

vsureshPlease tell me if this sounds OK. Have you got a cheaper sort of a camera?

Yes, it sounds OK, but it would be more OK without 'a' before 'camera'.

vsureshI think got is not required here.

It's not, but without got it sounds rather formal considering how ordinary the question itself is.

I'd say Have

Have you also a cheaper sort of a camera ?

CalifJimBy the way, it's more idiomatic to transfer the negation from the subordinate clause to the main clause in expressions like "think (that)" and "believe (that)". Thus, B is more idiomatic than A below.A. I think got is not required.B. I don't think got is required.

Thank you for your answer and especially for this.