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The word " I've " Is used when something happened more than once and when you know the exact time but what if you don't know the times it happened.
Here's the sentence: I've sought the Holy Ghost without repenting.
What if this happened more than once
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Cnice Junior The word " I've " Is used when something happened more than once and when you know the exact time I don't know where you got this idea. I've simply means I have , as used for the present perfect tense. Similarly, you've is you have, and we've is we have .
- Cnice Junior The word " I've " Is used when something happened more than once and when you know the exact time I don't know where you got this idea.
- I've simply means I have , as used for the present perfect tense.
- Similarly, you've is you have, and we've is we have .
- It has nothing to do with anything happening more than once, and nothing to do with knowing the exact time.
- Cnice Junior Here's the sentence: I've sought the Holy Ghost without repenting.
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Cnice JuniorThe word " I've " Is used when something happened more than once and when you know the exact time
I don't know where you got this idea. I've simply means I have, as used for the present perfect tense. Similarly, you've is you have, and we've is we have.
It has nothing to do with anything happenin
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