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Clarence Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
'have help' or 'have helped'
Should 'help' be 'helped' in the following sentence?:
The programmes have help keep these children away from further abuse
The programmes have help keep these children away from further abuse
Top answer
Yes, it should be "have helped". CJ
- Yes, it should be "have helped".
- CJ
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When talking about present effects of the programs, use help.
When talking about their past effects up to the present, use have helped.
When talking about their past effects up to the present, use have helped.
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