You can use either have or have got when "have" is the main verb (in the case of possession):

Do you have a pencil?

He has a lot of work to do this weekend. or He's got a lot of work to do this weekend.

We have a big problem here. or We've got a big problem here.

She doesn't have a boyfriend. or She hasn't got a boyfriend.

They don't have any money. or They haven't got any money.

These sentences are all correct.

You CAN'T use "have got" in expressions like "have breakfast" or "have fun," because these are not things that you possess:

I have breakfast at 6 AM.

I've got breakfast at 6 AM.

I had fun at the party.

I'd got fun at the party.

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