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you've

American  
[yoov, yoov, yuhv] / yuv, yʊv, yəv /
  1. contraction of you have:

    You've already been there.


you've British  
/ jʊv, juːv /

contraction

  1. you have

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

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“Prices are only going to get higher. If you’ve been hoarding airline miles, start using them instead of paying higher fares.”

From Barron's

You’ve probably received notifications that your data was stolen in a breach.

From The Wall Street Journal

You've told me about this goal that the jury's out on whether it got scored or not... what was the first proper team that you played for?

From BBC

Kelly: Well you've gone on to have a brilliant career over here in England at a few different clubs.

From BBC

You'll know that the wider noise was that you've got a new manager in... he's never managed in the Premier League before... you've lost Thomas Frank... 'it's going to be a difficult season for Brentford'.

From BBC