"I have" and "I've got" are both ways of expressing possession in English, but they are used slightly differently. "I have" is more formal and is used in more formal settings, while "I've got" is more
... [مشاهده متن کامل] informal and is often used in spoken English. Additionally, "I've got" can also be used to express an imminent possession or action, for example "I've got a meeting in 5 minutes" or "I've got to go now"
یک اصلاح بریتیش هست به معنی من دارم
Have/has got = have / has
من دارم
چون که I've مخفف I have هست I have یعنی من دارم
پس I've got یعنی من دارم
من مجبور شدم که. . . . .
