What does this te form mean? あれ？お前ケガ治ってね？


> あれ？お前ケガ治 **って** ね？

It is at the end, and I don't really understand why. Why would a person choose
to use te form? (btw the person saying this doesn't say anything after, so I
don't think its some kind of connective)




This is a very casual, slangy form of 「治ってない（か）？」 (not sentence-end ね). It's a
little hard to say without context, but it sounds like the wounds healing was
a surprise to the speaker, and the ～ている form is used in this case because the
wounds _have_ healed, rather than it being a future event.

