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Mango lime 249 Posted 6 years ago
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What is the difference between „I have never got [the measles]” and „I have never had [the measles]”? Are these two interchangeable? Thank you so much!
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mango lime 249 I have never got [the measles] That's unnatural. Say: I have never had measles. If speaking informally, you can use I've instead of I have .
- mango lime 249 I have never got [the measles] That's unnatural.
- Say: I have never had measles.
- If speaking informally, you can use I've instead of I have .
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mango lime 249I have never got [the measles]
That's unnatural. Say: I have never had measles.
If speaking informally, you can use I've instead of I have.
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