Is this correct?
Hello, my name is Veit, I'm German and I'm learning English with English school books.
I've read these two sentences in an English school book. Sometimes there are some mistakes, so I don't know, if they're right.
I have to go to the dry-cleaner's.
You ain't got to be sorry!
I only want to know, if these sentences are right.
Thanks for your help!
Top answer
file tile 16 I have to go to the dry-cleaner's. This one is OK. Also, dry cleaner's .
- file tile 16 I have to go to the dry-cleaner's.
- This one is OK.
- Also, dry cleaner's .
- file tile 16 You ain't got to be sorry!
- No.
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file tile 16I have to go to the dry-cleaner's.
This one is OK. Also, dry cleaner's.
file tile 16You ain't got to be sorry!
No. "ain't" is considered ungrammatical, but you may see a sentence like this in novel when a writer is trying to show that one of the characters in his story doesn't come from a very e
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