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 dawnmain
 
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							| I am English - all your sentences are correct and equally  common.   Although it �s not correct to say that has/have is for people only. the difference between Have got and Have is simply that we tend to write have and say have got - have got is more informal. regards   |  24 Sep 2009     
					
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 douglas
 
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							| As a US native speaker, those sentences are fine and used all the time.   If I am talking to a real estate agent about an apartment (flat), I ask: "How many bedrooms does it have?  Does it have a balcony?", etc..     It MAY be more American than British.  In Britain they tend to use "have got" versus "have" alot more than we Americans do.   Douglas |  24 Sep 2009     
					
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 Jayho
 
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							| Hi Moravc   Both are commonly used in Australia.   Cheers    Jayho |  24 Sep 2009     
					
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 Enid Stella
 
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							| Hi Moravc I �m a native speaker and would use either without thinking twice about it. Both versions are correct. Enid |  24 Sep 2009     
					
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