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Amiramim Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hi everyone
Please could you help me with this: We say '' I haven't finished yet'' why couldn't we say ''He hasn't came
yet '' ????????????????
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Verbs have many forms. There is one for simple past tense and one for when you use it with "have" or "had" to make a perfect tense. I finish early on Fridays.
- Verbs have many forms.
- There is one for simple past tense and one for when you use it with "have" or "had" to make a perfect tense.
- I finish early on Fridays.
- I finished it yesterday.
- I haven't finished it yet.
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Verbs have many forms.
There is one for simple past tense and one for when you use it with "have" or "had" to make a perfect tense.
I finish early on Fridays.
I finished it yesterday.
I haven't finished it yet.
"To finish" has the same word for the 2nd and 3rd forms.
I come in early on Fridays.
I came on time yesterday.
I haven't come in late in a year.
There is one for simple past tense and one for when you use it with "have" or "had" to make a perfect tense.
I finish early on Fridays.
I finished it yesterday.
I haven't finished it yet.
"To finish" has the same word for the 2nd and 3rd forms.
I come in early on Fridays.
I came on time yesterday.
I haven't come in late in a year.
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thank you
I have to revise the irregular verbs ,I thought that the past participle of the verb come was came.
I have to revise the irregular verbs ,I thought that the past participle of the verb come was came.
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