Lesson 23 - Exercise 6 I've got = I have; Do you have? = Have you got?
Watch the video.
Interviewer: What have you got in the bag? Dave: I've got a couple of lemons...
Interviewer: What do you have in the bag? Marge: I have a dough ball...
The question "Have you got...?" is used the same way as "Do you have...?" The answer "I have got (I've got)..." is used the same way as "I have..." There is no difference in meaning. They are synonymous.
Dave answers I've got a couple of lemons. What is another correct way to say the same thing? Type it!
I have a couple of lemons.
I've a couple of lemons.
I got a couple of lemons.
Question: What do you have in the bag? What is another correct way to ask the same question?
What have you got in the bag?
What do you got in the bag?
What have you in the bag?
The interviewer asks What have you got in the bag? What is another correct way to ask the same question?