[Grammar] Do you have?/ Have you got?/ Have you?<---???

GoodDay said:

Good time of this beautiful snowy day to everyone,

I've got a question concerning one of the forms which we use when we ask someone about what they have/have got.

I know that there are two possible forms to ask questions and answer:

Do you have a car?
Have you got a car?

I don't have a car, but I have a bicycle.
I haven't got a car, I've got a bicycle.

Yesterday I bumped into the following form:

Have you a camera?
Have you a dog?
Have you a brother? etc.

I've never heard anyone use this form, but I found it in an English textbook for foreign elementary learners.

Is this form acceptable? Yes. Is it formal/informal? Fairly formal.
When and how often is it used? Impossible to say. It is used by some native speakers.

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Thank you.

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GoodDay said:

Have you a camera?.....Have you a dog?.....Have you a brother? etc.

Is this form acceptable? Is it formal/informal?.....When and how often is it used?

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GoodDay said:

I understand now that "Have you..?" and "Do you have..?" are formal questions and "Have you got..?" is more informal.
'Do you have' is acceptable in formal and informal AmE

Would the short answers for "Have you a car?" be the same as for "Have you got a car?" which are:

Yes, I have......No, I haven't. ?[STRIKE]?[/STRIKE]
Yes, in BrE.

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