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  • 1. We use \'have got\' to denote possession of something. We use \"haven\'t got\" to negate the fact of possession. I have got an apple. I haven\'t got any apples. 

    2. We use \'has got\' to denote possession of something in the 3rd person singular (when the subject is he/she/it). We use \"hasn\'t got\" to negate the fact of possession in the 3rd person singular (when the subject is he/she/it). Olga has got a pen. Luigi hasn\'t got a rubber. 

    3. We use \'can\' to denote some physical ability to do something. We use \"can\'t\" to negate such a physical ability to do something. I can swim. She can\'t sing. 

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