you've

American  

[yoov, yoov, yuhv] / yuv, yʊv, yəv /

1. contraction of you have:

   You've already been there.

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you've British  

/ jʊv, juːv /

contraction

1. you have

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

Kelly: Because of what you've experienced?

From BBC

"We've had late changes which is not perfect. You've got to do the basics and we didn't do them," Forest boss Sean Dyche said.

From Barron's

“So many people have the experience of having a terrible boss or feeling underappreciated or undervalued, underpaid. So to make a movie about the revenge of: What if the tables were turned? And what if you’ve got that power? I think it’s such a delicious and universal fantasy.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Whether you’re 29 or 68, three dates means you’ve cleared the basic hurdles: conversation flows, attraction is mutual, and neither of you has abruptly “gotten busy” for two weeks.

From The Wall Street Journal

You’ve left something at their apartment on purpose.

From The Wall Street Journal