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Grammar
Have Ran/Have Run
The sentence is a question,
Have you ran a race recently?
or
Have you run a race recently?
which is correct?
and why?
would it be different if 'recently' was replaced with 'in the last week'? or replaced by 'last year'
Have you ran a race recently?
or
Have you run a race recently?
which is correct?
and why?
would it be different if 'recently' was replaced with 'in the last week'? or replaced by 'last year'
Top answer
Simple past question: Did you run a race last year? Yes, I ran a race last year. Present perfect question: Have you run a race recently/in the last week?
- Simple past question: Did you run a race last year?
- Yes, I ran a race last year.
- Present perfect question: Have you run a race recently/in the last week?
- [ This is formed with has/have and the past participle of the main verb.
- ]
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Simple past question: Did you run a race last year? Yes, I ran a race last year.
Present perfect question: Have you run a race recently/in the last week? [ This is formed with has/have and the past participle of the main verb. ]
Present perfect question: Have you run a race recently/in the last week? [ This is formed with has/have and the past participle of the main verb. ]
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The sentence is a question,
Have you ran a race recently? No. You need the past participle 'run' for Present Perfect.
or
Have you run a race recently? OK, this is correct Present Perfect tense.
which is correct?
and why?
would it be different if 'recently' was replaced with 'in the last week'?
Have you ran a race recently? No. You need the past participle 'run' for Present Perfect.
or
Have you run a race recently? OK, this is correct Present Perfect tense.
which is correct?
and why?
would it be different if 'recently' was replaced with 'in the last week'?
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