I'm having got ^^ a question, Mylady: is the "have got" present in informal language in all varieties of English, e.g. American as well as British or Australian?
Yes, but mind that the use of 'have got' to express possession is informal in all of them. Please also note that we should not use 'have got' in progressive tenses.
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I'm having got ^^ a question, Mylady: is the "have got" present in informal language in all varieties of English, e.g. American as well as British or Australian?
Yes, but mind that the use of 'have got' to express possession is informal in all of them. Please also note that we should not use 'have got' in progressive tenses.
@@comprehensively_englishI was kidding. Thanx for the information. I thought it was just british.