Examples of 'you have got any questions' in a sentence

you have got any questions - a grammatically incorrect way of asking if someone has any questions, where 'got' should be omitted or replaced with 'have'

Call me if you have got any questions.

I will find you a burrow close to mine, so if you have got any questions.

If you have got any questions we will be happy to answer.

Take a look, see whether you have got any questions.

So, if you have got any questions before.

Number 's at the top of the page if you have got any questions.

If you have got any questions or concerns, you call me first.

I have brought you some papers. Take a look, see whether you have got any questions.

Feel free to call me if you have got any questions your attorney can not answer.

If you have got any questions about chemistry, then read that.

Address them directly to me . Hartman, you have got any questions.

If you have got any questions to ask, just raise your hand.

If you have got any questions about Prosser, then you really should be asking him.

And if you have got any questions about … anything, just ask.

If you have got any questions about chemistry, then read that . I already did.

Examples of 'you have got any questions' in a sentence

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