He's got some real problems, ____ he? |
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Added: November 2005 |
Comments:
| silvieb - 15th November 2005 21:13
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| is it correct?
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| sutidaw - 23rd May 2006 15:51
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| So cool !
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| arnquist - 1st October 2006 20:49
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| It seems on the polls that compare British and American English, the British are more in agreement. I'm American, "hasn't" here just doesn't sound right in my head (unless it's said with a British accent of course).
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| Tdol - 22nd October 2006 09:39
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| Maybe there is a slight bias in the polls as I am a British English speaker and may choose things where I see American usage as different from mine. I am honestly not sure. I will try to write some that divide the British speakers. ;-)
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| roots - 7th December 2006 01:11
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| Do you 'have' problems or 'do' problems. Honestly, you don't need to be British to get this question, but it sure helps!!
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| Trish - 20th December 2006 12:17
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| Oh, please don't do that, Tdol. I like it the way it is...
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| Jenny - 27th January 2008 13:02
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| 'he's' an abbreviation of 'he has' so 'hasn't' is correct unlike the usual American usage of 'doesn't'
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| Vivian - 21st May 2008 15:42
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| That's a great test.
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