GRAMMAR: 'have' vs 'have got'

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In English, the verb 'have' can 1) be a full verb with the meaning 'possess something' or 2) function as an auxiliary verb with a past participle form of a second verb. First, take a look at the sentences below, and decide what function 'have' takes in them:

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full verb (possession)

auxiliary verb

I had a terrible day yesterday.

I've bought milk and Nutella.

I'm having a nice time.

I've never been to Japan.

I've called him twice.

I've met him somewhere before.

I have a brother.

I had three pieces of cake.

I'll have a meeting.

I've finished the exercise.

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