Is a sentence like this fine, maybe in spoken English:
"I love these films and books, 've seen and read them multiple times".
Do you have to add a noun, or at least use the full form "have"?
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Sign up to join this communityIs a sentence like this fine, maybe in spoken English:
"I love these films and books, 've seen and read them multiple times".
Do you have to add a noun, or at least use the full form "have"?
In speech you may say something that sounds like
I love these films and've seen them many times.
But we don't write that, either we omit the parallel "I"
... films and have seen them ...
or include I
... films, and I've seen them...