Question

"He has got a cut" или "He has a cut"?

Answer 1

Ответ:

Правильно - He has a cut

Объяснение:

Требуется смотреть по  контексту

Answer 2

Both "He has got a cut" and "He has a cut" are grammatically correct, but they have slightly different meanings.

1. "He has got a cut": This construction uses the present perfect tense with the verb "have got" (which can be contracted to "has got" in the third person singular). It means that he currently possesses a cut, i.e., he has a cut right now.

2. "He has a cut": This uses the simple present tense with the verb "have." It also means that he currently possesses a cut, but it's a simpler way to express the same idea.

Both sentences convey the same basic information, but the first one ("He has got a cut") might be more common in certain regions or informal contexts. The second one ("He has a cut") is more straightforward and universally understood.