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Language habit
Our teacher tells us that native speakers say, when they have something to show or share, "i have got a picture" instand of "i have a picture ", so is that ture?
2017年4月4日 03:58
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¨I´ve got a picture¨ is a very common informal way we would say it. However, I would agree with Joey that without the contraction, it would not be common.
2017年4月4日
1
"I have a picture", is used much more often than, "I have got a picture".
So, no. Your teacher is incorrect.
If English speakers ever do say, "I have got a picture", it's almost always said as, "I've got a picture". We change the "I have" into the contraction, "I've".
2017年4月4日
1
I am a native speaker and I say them both. They mean the same.
2017年4月4日
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言語スキル
中国語 (普通話), オランダ語, 英語
言語学習
オランダ語, 英語
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