Both are the same and serve the same meaning when used in the present tense. They indicate possession. "I have a car" and "I have got a car" are the same. Note: We can say "I've got a car" but not "I've a car". They also mean the same when used to express the need to do something, for example: "I have to go" and "I've got to go" are the same. They're different when we talk about experiences and actions. We say "I have my coffee on 08.00 a.m" not "I've got my..."

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