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Picnic Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect simple
what is :
"He's got it"??
I know it means that; he understood it, right?
but why is it written like this?
"he is got it"?
i thought it should be present perfect, like this:
"he has got it"
but then got should be gotten
right?
"He's got it"??
I know it means that; he understood it, right?
but why is it written like this?
"he is got it"?
i thought it should be present perfect, like this:
"he has got it"
but then got should be gotten
right?
Top answer
It is he has got it. Got is the past participle of get. He gets it.
- It is he has got it.
- Got is the past participle of get.
- He gets it.
- He's got it.
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It is he has got it. Got is the past participle of get.
He gets it.
He's got it.
He gets it.
He's got it.
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American's sometimes use that according to my grammar book but it doesn't appear in my dictionary.
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