The sentence 'He has got well.' sounds wrong to me, but I thought I'd check with some others to see if this is maybe some other English.
It was used in isolation on a test.
(I'm American btw.)
'He has got well.' - OK?
Posted by mesmark · January 17, 2008 · 2 replies
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I would say it like:
He got better.
He has gotten better.
He fore surz gotten hiz snizzle me nizzle.
I think the third one is the only one that grammatically correct.
I'm English and I'd say:
He has got better, contracted to He's got better.
Mind you, you do indeed hear 'He fore surz gotten hiz snizzle me nizzle' more often on the streets of London! :-)