English Phrase: I've got (something) | PhraseMix.com

I've got (something)

"I've got ___" means "I have ___". For example:

I've got three left. What about you?

In American English, "I've got" sounds more casual than "I have".

This phrase appears in these lessons:

“I've got this neighbor who plays this god-awful techno music until one in the morning.”