Do you have any questions? Questions with to have
Reminder: the verb to have is irregular To have, present simple tense and can be followed (or not followed) by got, depending on its meaning.
We have (got) a bike.
Dr Meyer has lunch with his family.
Generally, the question form of the verb to have is created with do/does, just like regular verbs:
To have
Do I have?
Do you have?
Does he/she/it have?
Do we have?
Do you have?
Do they have?
-Does Magda have a brother? -No, she doesn't.
-Do they have a shower every morning? -Yes, they do.
When the verb to have indicates possession or relationship, you can also use the question form with got: have/has + subject + got + ?
-Have you got any cousins? Yes, I have (got) three cousins.
-Have the guests got the wi-fi password? -No, they haven't.
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