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Ahmed Mahmoud
When not to use contractions?
Can I say: "you've the experience"
It's very confusing for me, where is the line that here I can use contraction and here I can't?
Thank you so much
It's very confusing for me, where is the line that here I can use contraction and here I can't?
Thank you so much
2016年11月30日 08:39
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When "have" is the main verb (for example, "to possess" in your sentence) you don't contract it.
When "have" is a helping verb (for example, in perfect verb forms such as "have been") then you can contract it.
You can only say, "You have the experience."
2016年11月30日
any other places I can't use contracts ?
2016年11月30日
