Axa1970
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So,I'd just like to know, do they have the same meaning?, if I make those sentences like those.
For examples: "Already" in present tense.
A. You have already got five pence. (Or) You already have five pence.
B. I have already got to tell him about his father's death. (Or) I already have to tell him about his father's death.
C. He has already got a new computer. (Or) He already has a new computer.
D. She has already got to go to her friend's house. (Or) She already has to go to her friend's house.
Do they have same meaning? Would you mind correcting them, if they're wrong, thanks in advance.
For examples: "Already" in present tense.
A. You have already got five pence. (Or) You already have five pence.
B. I have already got to tell him about his father's death. (Or) I already have to tell him about his father's death.
C. He has already got a new computer. (Or) He already has a new computer.
D. She has already got to go to her friend's house. (Or) She already has to go to her friend's house.
Do they have same meaning? Would you mind correcting them, if they're wrong, thanks in advance.
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