Hello everyone,
The doubt of today is about "Have/Has got" in the contracted form.
Example:
a) The dogs have got a nice house.
b) The dogs've got a nice house. (Can I contract it?)
or
a) Jones has got a bike.
b) Jones's got a bike. (Can I contract it?)
c) Jones' got a bike. (Can I contract it in this way?)
So, my doubt is if I can contract 'Have/has' when there's a plural noun or a name that finish with S.
Thank you for reading my post.
The doubt of today is about "Have/Has got" in the contracted form.
Example:
a) The dogs have got a nice house.
b) The dogs've got a nice house. (Can I contract it?)
or
a) Jones has got a bike.
b) Jones's got a bike. (Can I contract it?)
c) Jones' got a bike. (Can I contract it in this way?)
So, my doubt is if I can contract 'Have/has' when there's a plural noun or a name that finish with S.
Thank you for reading my post.