I am having two brothers.
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'I have two brothers.' Have in the sense of owning, possessing or being related to somebody never takes the -ing form.
The correct form in use
Introducing your family to a colleague
“I have two brothers, and both of them work in Bengaluru.”
Asking a friend for something
“Do you have a spare charger in your bag?”
Also wrong: Also wrong: 'I am having a car and a bike.' Note that 'I am having lunch' is perfectly correct, because there have means eating, which is an action, not a possession.



