Answering "Have you got" questions with "I do"
Solution 1:
EDIT: Since the OP changed the tense in his question, I have updated my answer:
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Yes, I have.
or
Yes, I have got some ice cream.
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No, I haven't.
or
No, I haven't got any ice cream.
Solution 2:
For the question "Have you got any ice cream?" which is correct:
Yes I do
Yes I have
The traditional answer would be "yes I have" but "yes I do" is common in American usage and is gaining usage in the UK too.
Solution 3:
Arguably both are correct:
'Have you got any ice-cream?'
'Yes, I have got ice-cream.' -OR- 'Yes, I do have ice-cream.'
In Australia both "I do" and "I have" are used and essentially mean the same thing.
It is the same for the negative forms:
'No, I have not got ice-cream.' -OR- 'No, I do not have ice-cream.'