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Have got = have (BrE coloquial)

""Have got" means "have" for possession in BrE; questions and negatives without "do"."

La regla

"Have got" = "have" para posesion en BrE; pregunta y negacion sin "do".

"Have got" es la forma britanica/coloquial de "have" para posesion, relaciones y caracteristicas. "I have a sister" = "I have got a sister" = "I've got a sister". La gran diferencia está en preguntas y negaciones: con "have got" NO se usa "do" ("Have you got a minute?", "I haven't got time"), pero con "have" sí ("Do you have a minute?", "I don't have time"). En AmE se prefiere "have" + do/does. Cuidado: para edad NO se usa have got: "I'm 23", no "I have got 23".

Ejemplos

I've got a meeting at 10.

Tengo una reunion a las 10.

Have you got a minute, Elena?

Tienes un minuto, Elena?

She hasn't got the password yet.

Aún no tiene la contrasena.

We've got two new tickets.

Tenemos dos tickets nuevos.

Do you have a laptop? (AmE)

Tienes un portatil?

💡 Equivalente americano.

I'm 23 years old.

Tengo 23 años.

💡 NO "I have got 23".

He's got a new manager.

Tiene un manager nuevo.

Casos típicos

Posesion (cosas, familia)subject + have/has got + noun

I've got a car.She's got two cats.

Pregunta SIN "do"Have/Has + subject + got + noun?

Have you got time?Has he got the badge?

Negativa SIN "don't"subject + haven't/hasn't got + noun

I haven't got money.She hasn't got a laptop.

Equivalente AmE con do/doesDo/Does + subject + have + noun?

Do you have time?Does she have a laptop?

Edad: solo "to be"subject + be + number

I am 23.She is 30.

Trampas hispanohablantes

I have got 23 years.I am 23. / I am 23 years old.

Para edad inglés usa "to be", no "have".

Do you have got a minute?Have you got a minute? / Do you have a minute?

Con "have got" NO se usa "do". Elige una sola estructura.

I don't have got time.I haven't got time. / I don't have time.

No mezcles. "Have got" niega con haven't; "have" niega con don't.

I have got hungry.I am hungry.

Para estados (hambre, sed, miedo) se usa "to be".