Have got shows possession and is conjugated like any other verb. Here is a link that describes the differences: http://www.englishteachermelanie.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Have-and-Have-Got-forms.jpg When using "Have got" you typically drop the have leaving the got. In example, if someone says: "I've got three dogs." This sentence shows us that the person has three dogs. You can use "Have Got" for the following: 1. Possession 2. Relationship 3. Characteristics 4. Illness Note: Don't use Have Got with Have Correct - "I usually have dinner at 6:00." Not correct - "I usually have got dinner at 6:00."

I have got 3 dogs. I have got a car. Have you got any dogs? Have you got a car? She has got a brother and sister. Have you got a brother and sister? They have got ice cream. Hope this helps :-)