GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
A simple grammar question
Heard it from a movie
:"We've got a rule about MESS with people in Texas."
Why is the verb there in primitive form instead of simple present?
Thanks in advance
:"We've got a rule about MESS with people in Texas."
Why is the verb there in primitive form instead of simple present?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
GCheng620 Why is the verb there in primitive form instead of simple present? It is casual.
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GCheng620Why is the verb there in primitive form instead of simple present?It is casual.
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