I need your help! "I've still got a question." or "I still

[cyras]

"I've still got a question." or "I still have got a question."?

and do you ask "Do you still want to become a firefighter/vet/..."?

Thanks for your help

[ElmStreet84]

Hi,

Both mean the same! "'ve" is just the abbreviation of "have".

As example, you can say "I have got a new home" or "I've got a new home"!

and do you ask "Do you still want to become a firefighter/vet/..."?

The question is actually correctly couched!

Hope, I could help you! ;-))

[cyras]

Ah it was a mistake of mine ...I wanted to ask: "I've still got (...) or "I still have got (...)" ???....I do not know the correct word order..Anyway thank you very much!

[ElmStreet84]

I do not know the correct word order.

you always have to place "still" before the verb you wanna use!

So in your sentence the verb is "have got".

You're sentence was already right, guy!

[tiorthan]

That's not actually correct.

The correct word order is "I have still got ..."

The rule that applies is fairly simple: An adverb goes directly after the first auxiliary verb or, if there is no auxiliary, in front of the main verb.

Since "have got" contains an auxiliary "have", the adverb "still" has to be put behind it.

The question is actually correctly couched correctly!

[ElmStreet84]

All clear, thanks a lot for the correction!