Question

in this statement You have a car, don't you? why can't we use haven't you?



Please answer correctly and as soon as possible. Please ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

We can't use haven't you because it isn't proper English.

(you have a car don't you?) this sentence is asked right now. but if you use (you have a car haven't you?) this becomes a past question.

hope you understand!!

Answer 2

Answer:

If have is a main verb in the sentence and refers to states, there are possible sentences

You have a car. Haven't you? Mostly British English

You have a car. Don't you? Mostly American English