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DirtyGame Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Is it the same?

When saying "I just seen him" is it like saying "I've just seen him"? or "I been there"and "I've been there"?

And in what tense are they?
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Thanks in advance.
  

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DirtyGame When saying "I just seen him" is it like saying "I've just seen him"? --------Thanks in advance. This is not correct grammar.

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  • DirtyGame When saying "I just seen him" is it like saying "I've just seen him"?
  • --------Thanks in advance.
  • This is not correct grammar.
  • "I've just seen him" is correct.
  • " (As in - What do you mean, he's not in today?
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DirtyGameWhen saying "I just seen him" is it like saying "I've just seen him"? or "I been there"and "I've been there"?And in what tense are they?--------Thanks in advance.
This is not correct grammar.
"I've just seen him" is correct. "I've been there is correct."

In American English, "I just saw him" is okay -- I believe our British friends stron
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Then why Chris Brown says in his song " where you been, where you been I'm alive..."? Emotion: rofl
I got your point, but I'm still confused
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DirtyGameThen why Chris Brown says in his song " where you been, where you been I'm alive..."?
Because Chris Brown is an idiot?
Because Chris Brown wants to appeal to idiots?

Who knows? Songs are full of incorrect grammar.
Enjoy the music, but don't make the mistake of thinking you can learn good English from song lyrics.
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