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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is it 'hasn't drunk' or 'hasn't drank'
Which one should I use for the sentence:
She hasn't drunk in 3 days.
Thank you!
She hasn't drunk in 3 days.
Thank you!
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We always use the past participle in the perfect tenses, and it never changes. She had drunk. She has drunk.
- We always use the past participle in the perfect tenses, and it never changes.
- She had drunk.
- She has drunk.
- She will have drunk.
- The auxilliary "to have" does the changing.
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We always use the past participle in the perfect tenses, and it never changes. 
She had drunk.
She has drunk.
She had drunk.
She has drunk.
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