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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammer
can you explain the use of "have went" versus "have gone"
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"Have went" is WRONG. " If you hear someone say "have/had went" he or she is not using proper grammar. "
- "Have went" is WRONG.
- " If you hear someone say "have/had went" he or she is not using proper grammar.
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"Have went" is WRONG.
After the word "have" or "had" you use the word "gone."
Thus, for example, "I have gone to the store/I had gone to the store."
If you hear someone say "have/had went" he or she is not using proper grammar.
"Went" is used without the word "have" or "had." For example, "I went to the store."
After the word "have" or "had" you use the word "gone."
Thus, for example, "I have gone to the store/I had gone to the store."
If you hear someone say "have/had went" he or she is not using proper grammar.
"Went" is used without the word "have" or "had." For example, "I went to the store."
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