| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The much older construction using have on its own is, on the other hand, far more likely to occur in the speech of older speakers or among speakers of all ages in the north, thus showing how dialects can reflect older, conservative forms of English, while the prestige standard language moves on.Listen also to the way Keelie uses this northern version with a reduced form of the verb have elsewhere
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