you've

[yoov, yoov, yuhv]

1. contraction of you have:

   You've already been there.

you've

/ jʊv, juːv /

contraction

1. you have

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

He said: "You've got to love this game and you've got to put the hours behind when nobody's watching. When you're going over film, going over playbooks, to make sure that when you go on the field you don't have any missed assignments, everything is flowing through your brain and you're able to process the game at high speed."

From BBC

"Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love you've shown The Summer I Turned Pretty all these years," she wrote.

From BBC

"You've got two strong women standing in a in an open and transparent contest," said the Manchester Central MP.

From BBC

Daltrey responds by saying, “You’ve got to keep him on his toes. Otherwise he’ll just sleep on his yacht.”

From Los Angeles Times

And you’ve known him for years.

From Slate