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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Can someone help me with this question?
I'm trying to say I wrote a story, so will it be
"I wrote a story before" or "I've written a story before."
Can you say "I"ve wrote a story before"?
"I wrote a story before" or "I've written a story before."
Can you say "I"ve wrote a story before"?
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" Both are okay. Can you say "I"ve wrote a story before"? No, it is wrong.
- " Both are okay.
- Can you say "I"ve wrote a story before"?
- No, it is wrong.
- "have+ verb 3" such as "have written".
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Anonymous"I wrote a story before" or "I've written a story before." Both are okay.
Can you say "I"ve wrote a story before"? No, it is wrong. "have+ verb 3" such as "have written".
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Hi Anon
In order to state very generally that you have already had a certain type of experience in your life, it would normally be best to use the present perfect: "I've written a story before." This simply states that at some unspecified time before now, I have written a story.
If you use the simple past tense and the word "before" in the sentence, it would be more typical to b
In order to state very generally that you have already had a certain type of experience in your life, it would normally be best to use the present perfect: "I've written a story before." This simply states that at some unspecified time before now, I have written a story.
If you use the simple past tense and the word "before" in the sentence, it would be more typical to b
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