Anonymous Posted 17 years agoGrammar
You've ahead of me.
Dear. teachers.
I found the following sentence from one of my Enilgish book.
"You've ahead of me there"
I thought 'You've' is 'You have'.
However ' you are ahead of me' is more acceptable than the original sentence to me.
I don't know exactly why 'have' is used instead of 'is'.
the original sentence is weird to me.
because I haven't seen that 'have' was followed by adverb.
can someone help me to solve the problem about the original sentence?
thank you in advance.