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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I made /i have made
Hello !
i was wondering why is it correct to say " i have made a decision" and why is it wrong to say " i have made this for you "
how does "have" work followed by a verb in the past
hope i made myself clear enough ! thank you !
i was wondering why is it correct to say " i have made a decision" and why is it wrong to say " i have made this for you "
how does "have" work followed by a verb in the past
hope i made myself clear enough ! thank you !
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Both of the sentences are fine. There is nothing wrong with 'I have made this for you'. 'Made' is not past tense; it is the past participle, which is used with have/has to form the present perfect verb form.
- Both of the sentences are fine.
- There is nothing wrong with 'I have made this for you'.
- 'Made' is not past tense; it is the past participle, which is used with have/has to form the present perfect verb form.
- For more information, google 'present perfect'.
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Both of the sentences are fine. There is nothing wrong with 'I have made this for you'. 'Made' is not past tense; it is the past participle, which is used with have/has to form the present perfect verb form. For more information, google 'present perfect'.
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