Grammar in a nutshell. to have versus to have got p8CY?t=59s p8CY?t=59s DO NOT MIX! Don’t forget the ‘shit’-rule!

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Grammar in a nutshell

to have versus to have got p8CY?t=59s p8CY?t=59s DO NOT MIX! Don’t forget the ‘shit’-rule! She He IT + s! If you see a name, remember: is it a man? Woman? Thing??? Then it’s a he, she or it and you have to use an S! So: Paul = he, Mary = she

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