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Discover LudwigThe sentence "have you something" is not considered correct or grammatical in written English.
It is missing a verb, making it incomplete. A more correct and usable sentence would be "Do you have something?" or "Have you got something?" Example: Have you got something to eat?.
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— Have you something more important to do? — God, no.
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WHEN have you learned something online?
Have you noticed something, though?
Have you learnt something?
Have you done something to offend them?
Have you tried something similar before?
Have you got something to talk about?
Have you been taught something relative?
She probably will have bought you something.
Do you have something you would like to communicate to the researchers?
Did you have something you were supposed to remember?
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