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have got a point

have got a point is the alternative form of have a point.

Meaning of have a point

Verb

have a point (third-person singular simple present has a point, present participle having a point, simple past and past participle had a point)

  1. To express a correct or valid idea.
    • You have a point. We should limit our budget to only include what is necessary.

Forms of have got a point

third-person singular presenthas got a point
present participlehaving got a point
past participlehad got a point
pasthad got a point

Questions about have got a point

What is have got a point the alternative form of?
Have got a point is the alternative form of have a point.

Words near have got a point in the dictionary

  1. have full hands
  2. have fun
  3. have fun with Dick and Jane
  4. have got
  5. have got a face on
  6. have got a point
  7. have got it made
  8. have got more chins than a Chinese phone book
  9. have got more chins than a Chinese phonebook
  10. have got more chins than Chinatown
  11. have got someone's back

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