How do you feel when you hear 1) and 2) and do you think there is any difference in meaning between them?
3) I havegotten a lot of money VS. I have a lot of money. VS. I havegot a lot of money.
I think if we want to tell how much we have now, I have a lot of money is natural and the others mean 'have received until now from someone' or I havegotten a lot of money can mean I have a lot of money?
And I know that 'havegot' can mean both 'have' and 'havegotten' ,meaning havereceived. So we should distinguish in context, right?
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