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Rajesh jain Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Hit/put

I want to know how to use verbs like hit,put,cut,come in the present perfect and simple past forms .

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I have hit 2 home runs so far in this game. John has put his homework somewhere he can't remember. Mary has just cut the line in front of us!

— JohnParis

  • I have hit 2 home runs so far in this game.
  • John has put his homework somewhere he can't remember.
  • Mary has just cut the line in front of us!
  • James has come to visit three times this week.
  • I hit my brother with a spongebat.
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I have hit 2 home runs so far in this game.

John has put his homework somewhere he can't remember.

Mary has just cut the line in front of us!

James has come to visit three times this week.

I hit my brother with a spongebat.

I put my homework in a safe place.

Mary cut her hand.

James came to visit too often this week.

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The former ones are in present perfect and the latter ones in simple past.Sir ,does it imply that the third form of these verbs is similar to their first forms?how are we going to differentiate between the simple present and simple past sentences in the latter sentences ."Mary cut her hand" ,someone can also conclude it to be simple present sentence.thanks
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