what does "you been through a lot today" mean?
I think it shoul be you have been thorugh a lot today.
what's difference between two??
for reference that came from "Toystory-3's script"
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Answers · 4
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I agree with you.
Sometimes native speakers omit words in speech.
For example, they say "You better be on time" instead of "You HAD better be on time."
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you're right, it is just a bit of a slang or dialect different.
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