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Vts nair Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
How to use "TO HAVE +PAST PARTICIPLE" in a sentence?
Help me with an example & let me know its meaning
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MY ANSWER TO YOUR QUERRY: Examples: 1. I have gone to Hongkong several times. She has gone to Hongkong oftentimes.
- MY ANSWER TO YOUR QUERRY: Examples: 1.
- I have gone to Hongkong several times.
- She has gone to Hongkong oftentimes.
- Has / Have + Past Participle gone = Present Perfect Tense EXPLAINATION: Meaning, I have gone there many times in the past (indefinite time, meaning, it does not specify the definite time of going to HONGKONG for several times.
- There are some of the TIME SIGNALS or TIME EXPRESSION for the Present Perfect Tense, namely, several times, oftentimes, seldom, many times, etc.
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MY ANSWER TO YOUR QUERRY:
Examples:
1. I have gone to Hongkong several times.
She has gone to Hongkong oftentimes.
Has / Have + Past Participle gone = Present Perfect Tense
EXPLAINATION:
Meaning, I have gone there many times in the past (indefinite time, meaning, it does not specify the definite time of going to HONGKONG fo
Examples:
1. I have gone to Hongkong several times.
She has gone to Hongkong oftentimes.
Has / Have + Past Participle gone = Present Perfect Tense
EXPLAINATION:
Meaning, I have gone there many times in the past (indefinite time, meaning, it does not specify the definite time of going to HONGKONG fo
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