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Both of HAVE GOT and HAVE have a different in British and American.
HAVE GOT is the usual verb in British. They use it to show possesion etc. in positive statements, negative and questions :
they have got a wonderful houseHAVE is also used, but it is more formal :
we haven't got a horse
have you got a breakfast?
have you an appointment?In past tense, forms with did have are usually used
i have no objection to finish this work
they had got a wonderful houseIn American, HAVE and forms with do/does/did is the usual way to show possesion, etc. n positive, negative and questions :
do you have a meeting today?And HAVE GOT is not used in questions, but it is usually used in positive statements, especially to emphasize that somebody has only thing rather than another :
does your brother have brown hair? No, he's got a blond hairBoth in British and American, HAVE forms with do/does/did are used when you're referring to a habbit or routine :
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we don't often have time to talk
do you ever had headaches?
(source : Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary)
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