what' s the difference between verbs "have", " get" and "got"
in which case must we use them.
thank you

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got is the past form of get
have describes a state, e.g. I have a cold.
get describes the starting point, e.g. I got a cold yesterday.

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Form and meaning
1-We use have got and have to talk about possession.
*I've got a new house / I have a new house.
*Has she got a car? / Does she have a car?

2-We use have got and have to talk about relationships.
*Have you got a girlfriend? / Do you have a girlfriend?
*He's got three brothers / He has three brothers.

3-We use have got and have to talk about illnesses.
*I've got a bad cold / I have a bad cold.
*We use have got and have to talk about characteristics.

4-Her office has got a nice view / Her office has a nice view.
*Why has he got a tattoo? / Why does he have a tattoo?

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