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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

"Got"

Which is grammatically correct - "I have got a book" or "I have a book" ?

Which is grammatically correct - "I got married" or "I married" ?
  

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I would say I've got a book , contracted, or I have a book . I would not say I have got a book , without the contraction. As as stand-alone sentence, I got married .

— BarbaraPA

  • I would say I've got a book , contracted, or I have a book .
  • I would not say I have got a book , without the contraction.
  • As as stand-alone sentence, I got married .
  • As part of a sentenced (I married my husband in 2003, or The minister married four couples on one busy Saturday in June), then I married is correct.
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I would say I've got a book, contracted, or I have a book. I would not say I have got a book, without the contraction.

As as stand-alone sentence, I got married.

As part of a sentenced (I married my husband in 2003, or The minister married four couples on one busy Saturday in June), then I married is correct.
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