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Is it okay to use the constraction of "have" and "has" in formal speech and writing For example: "I've just finished my work" "He's arrived" "I've been waiting for you" "She's not seen me for a long time" "I've been working hard studying English for the last five years"

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My advice is - Contractions for informal speech, email, and dialog in stories. - Avoid contractions for business email, business letters, university essays and similar formal writing.
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Yes it is ok. I do consider my audience in the moment, however. If I want to make an impact, I may say: 'You have'.... instead of 'you've.'

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