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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct

Have any of you seen that movie? or is it saw?
  

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Hi Anon You have to use the past participle "seen" in combination with "have". That tense is called the present perfect : - Have any of you seen that movie? --------------------------------------------------- You could also write that sentence in the simple past tense this way: - Did any of you see that movie?

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  • Hi Anon You have to use the past participle "seen" in combination with "have".
  • That tense is called the present perfect : - Have any of you seen that movie?
  • --------------------------------------------------- You could also write that sentence in the simple past tense this way: - Did any of you see that movie?
  • You can use the word "saw" in an affirmative response to the question above: - Yes, I saw it last week.
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Hi Anon

You have to use the past participle "seen" in combination with "have". That tense is called the present perfect:
- Have any of you seen that movie?

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You could also write that sentence in the simple past tense this way:
- Did any of you see that movie?

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Seen is correct. The present perfect tense is "have seen".
You can also say:
"Did any of you see that movie?"
Answers:

I saw the movie.
He saw the movie.

I have seen the move.
He has seen the movie.
We all have seen the movie.
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