All three are correct. Here in England, I rarely hear other forms than this:
Have you got...?
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#1 05-Apr-2013, 19:49Do you have, or have you
Hi.
Is it correct to say, "Have you any idea?" rather than, "Have you got, or do you have an idea?" in a formal manner?
Thanks.
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#2 05-Apr-2013, 20:06Re: Do you have, or have you
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#3 06-Apr-2013, 01:26Re: Do you have, or have you
Do you have ... ? is the best one.
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#4 06-Apr-2013, 04:15Re: Do you have, or have you
As a native speaker I agree with both Shoreditch and Offroad. "Do you have" and "Have you got" are equally good. Celtaflorida's original question was also well-founded. "Have you any idea?" is correct but sounds rather formal and old-fashioned.
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#5 06-Apr-2013, 08:18Re: Do you have, or have you
To you youngsters, perhaps.
Originally Posted by probus
There are still quite a few of us not-so-young speakers of BrE who say that naturally,
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