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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I've gotten / I've got.

I have got = I have something. Example: I've got keys in my pocket (right now).
I have gotten = I have had something in my entire life. Example: I've gotten this issue two-three-four times in my life.

Am I correct?

  

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anonymous Am I correct? It's not clear that you are. I have gotten / had a bad cold a few times in my life, but never the flu.

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  • anonymous Am I correct?
  • It's not clear that you are.
  • I have gotten / had a bad cold a few times in my life, but never the flu.
  • ) I have had this teddy bear my whole life.
  • Auntie Bess gave it to me when I was a baby.
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anonymousAm I correct?

It's not clear that you are.


I have gotten / had a bad cold a few times in my life, but never the flu. (Either one is ok.)
I have had this teddy bear my whole life. Auntie Bess gave it to me when I was a baby. (Not "gotten")

anonymous Example: I've gotten
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Thanks for the answer , this is my question I just forgot to log in Emotion: smile I guess I got the difference, in the 2nd example I should u

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