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We's got. ** -- Major Kong 08/03/2017 8:12PM You have only one choice ** -- TomTurkey 08/03/2017 7:40PM "We have only" is a bit more dramatic -- SteveInBaltimore 08/03/2017 4:08PM So you have nothing else? -- TomTurkey 08/03/2017 9:05PM Agree. ** -- MikeVT85 08/03/2017 7:34PM We've only...that works. We'ly have...does not. ** -- Baltimore Hokie 08/03/2017 3:42PM If you are married and talking to your wife it is ... -- vt90 08/03/2017 3:22PM Shun ** -- HokieMacDaddy 08/03/2017 3:31PM I did say 'your' wife ... so here is BW's ... -- vt90 08/03/2017 3:38PM You just made his day. ** -- Stork 08/03/2017 4:12PM Momma mia. What I wouldn't do...... ** -- Brown Water 08/03/2017 3:41PM I was taught only precedes what it modifies. -- Manbearpig 08/03/2017 3:01PM Ding ding ding—you nailed it!** -- Mama Goose 08/04/2017 7:59PM Excellant answer. ** -- hokie-c 08/04/2017 12:54PM Either ** -- CPRVHokie 08/03/2017 2:18PM I think either way is fine depending on context... -- JoesterVT 08/03/2017 2:05PM Yep. Depends on what "it" is. -- 48zip 08/03/2017 2:22PM Either are grammatically correct, though your first example is awkward ** -- CPRVHokie 08/03/2017 4:15PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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