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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I got/I've got

I/I've just got my paycheck.

Is there a difference? Are they used interchangeably?

  

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I speak for English in the US. " I've got my check. It is in my possession.

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  • I speak for English in the US.
  • " I've got my check.
  • It is in my possession.
  • "I've gotten my check" means I have received it.
  • "I got my check" means I received it.
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I speak for English in the US. "I've got" means "I have." I've got my check. It is in my possession.

"I've gotten my check" means I have received it.

"I got my check" means I received it.

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