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Hi, Both of them are correct. "got" is the past and past participle form(British English) of "get" and "gotten" is only the past participle form of "get" in American English. Cheers, Iman
- Hi, Both of them are correct.
- "got" is the past and past participle form(British English) of "get" and "gotten" is only the past participle form of "get" in American English.
- Cheers, Iman
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Hi,
Both of them are correct. "got" is the past and past participle form(British English) of "get" and "gotten" is only the past participle form of "get" in American English.
Cheers,
Iman
Both of them are correct. "got" is the past and past participle form(British English) of "get" and "gotten" is only the past participle form of "get" in American English.
Cheers,
Iman
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Generally speaking, "gotten" is not used in British English.
In American English, "Have you got X?" would normally be understood to mean "Do you have X?", whereas "Have you gotten X?" would be taken to mean "Have you obtained/gained/received/bought X?"
In American English, "Have you got X?" would normally be understood to mean "Do you have X?", whereas "Have you gotten X?" would be taken to mean "Have you obtained/gained/received/bought X?"
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