Have \ has – (formal) Have got\ has got informal

Have \ has – (formal)	Have got\ has got - informal
Formation
Positive form I, You, We/ They + have + a lesson today. She, he, it + has + a big house. Negative form I, You, We, They + don’t + have + a lesson on Sunday. She, he, it+ doesn’t + a big house. Question form Do + I, you, we, they+ have a lesson on Sunday? – No, I, you, we. they + don’t. / Yes, I, we, they +do. Does + she, he, it+ a big house? – Yes, she, he, it+ does. / No, she, he, it+ doesn’t.	Positive form I, You, We, They + have got+ two siblings. She, he, it + has got + an expensive car. Negative form I, You, We. They + haven’t got two siblings. She, he, it+ hasn’t got + an expensive car. Question form Have+ I, you, we, they+ got+ two siblings? – No, I, you, we, they + haven’t / Yes, I, we + have. Has + she, he, it+ got + an expensive car? – Yes, she, he, it+ has got. / No, she, he, it+ hasn’t. P.S. We don’t use got in short answers. Have you got a mobile phone? Yes, I have. got/ No, I haven’t.
Usage
Both of these verbs are used to talk about: possession. I have a meeting today. / I have got a meeting today. Karim has the latest model of PC. / Karim has got the latest model of PC. 2. relationship. Do you have any siblings? / Have you got any siblings? Nodir has five aunts and two uncles. / Nodir has got five aunts and two uncles. 3. illnesses. My brother has got the flu now. / My brother has the flu now. I’ve got a terrible headache. / I’ve a terrible headache. 4. characteristics or appearance. Our room in the hotel has got a nice view. / Our room in the hotel has a nice view. Why do you have a tattoo? / Why have you got a tattoo? My elder daughter has blue eyes. 5. things we do (meals, holidays…) and with a bath, a shower, or a wash. I with my family usually have a breakfast at 7. Alisher can’t answer the phone now. He is having a shower.