I want to know

[Iman Yousef]

I have got a test next week. please, I want to know if this sentence correct.
(have got ) present perfect,
(next week)future
please reply at me soon
thanks a lot
Iman Yousef

[MikeNewYork]

I have got a test next week. please, I want to know if this sentence correct.
(have got ) present perfect,
(next week)future
please reply at me soon
thanks a lot
Iman Yousef

"Have got" is in the form of the present perfect, but it really isn't present perfect. Present perfect indicates an action that was completed in the past but is still relevant in the present. This is more of an idiom, which follows its own rules. One can easily substitute the present tense verb "have" for the same meaning. "Next week" indeed refers to the future.