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Tada15 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Past or present?

Please which of the following sentence is correct

I dropped a note for him, but he has not respond yet

Or

I dropped a note for him, but he has not responded yet
  

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Hi, Please which of the following sentence is correct I dropped a note for him, but he has not respond yet Or I dropped a note for him, but he has not responded yet Only #2 has the correct Present Perfect. You need the past participle. The expression 'I dropped a note for him' is not correct.

  • Hi, Please which of the following sentence is correct I dropped a note for him, but he has not respond yet Or I dropped a note for him, but he has not responded yet Only #2 has the correct Present Perfect.
  • You need the past participle.
  • The expression 'I dropped a note for him' is not correct.
  • Perhaps you are thinking of the idiomatic 'I dropped him a line'.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Please which of the following sentence is correct

I dropped a note for him, but he has not respond yet

Or

I dropped a note for him, but he has not responded yet

Only #2 has the correct Present Perfect. You need the past participle.



The expression 'I dropped a note for him' is not correct.

Perhaps you are thinking of the
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Thanks Clive, I appreciate your reponse, but I have another question relating to this

If "he has not responded" is correct, does it mean "He has not came" is also correct?

Thanks in advance.
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Hi,

If "he has not responded" is correct, does it mean "He has not came" is also correct? No, it's not correct.

The past participle of the verb 'come' is 'come', not 'came'.

'Came' is the Simple Past tense.



Clive

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