| Affirmative: I / you / we / they | I have a car. | I've got a car. |
| Affirmative: he / she / it | She has a car. | She's got a car. |
| Negative: I / you / we / they | I don't have a car. | I haven't got a car. |
| Negative: he / she / it | He doesn't have a car. | He hasn't got a car. |
| Question: I / you / we / they | Do you have a car? | Have you got a car? |
| Question: he / she / it | Does she have a car? | Has she got a car? |
| Short answer | Yes, I do. / No, I don't. | Yes, I have. / No, I haven't. |
| Actions: only have | I have breakfast at 8. | — |
| Style | neutral, also in writing | informal, mostly speech |