GOT, HAVE, HAVE GOT, HAVE GOTTEN (What's the difference?!)

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I explain how to use I GOT... I HAVE... I HAVE GOT... and I HAVE GOTTEN... in American English and British English with lots of easy-to-understand example sentences. A lot of British people think that Americans sound foolish or uneducated when they hear them say "gotten". This is mostly because they don't know the full history of the word. The British were using "gotten" long before the USA even existed. The origin of the word is is British, not American. However, they have almost completely stopped using it in the UK, whereas we have continued using it in the US. Get my ebooks about how to practice speaking without a partner and how to learn to think in English! Ebooks 👉 https://teachermikeenglish.teachable.com/ I'm Teacher Mike, and I'm an English (ESL/EFL) teacher from the United States. I'm currently posting 3 videos each week (Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday), so if you're interested in improving your English, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so that you see all of my new videos. And don't forget to follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Threads (and check out my website)! https://www.teacher-mike.com https://www.facebook.com/teachermikeenglish/ https://www.instagram.com/teacher_mike_english https://www.tiktok.com/@teachermikeenglish