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Train class 772 Posted 4 years ago
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Had a lot to drink

What is the difference between "I've had a lot to drink" and "I've drunk/drank a lot"?

  

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train class 772 "I've had a lot to drink" You are drunk. train class 772 "I've drunk/drank a lot" You are also drunk, but it's "I've drunk a lot", not "drank".

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  • train class 772 "I've had a lot to drink" You are drunk.
  • train class 772 "I've drunk/drank a lot" You are also drunk, but it's "I've drunk a lot", not "drank".
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train class 772"I've had a lot to drink"

You are drunk.

train class 772"I've drunk/drank a lot"

You are also drunk, but it's "I've drunk a lot", not "drank".

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"I've drank a lot" is wrong. The others are right and mean the same.

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