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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Past Tense Rules
0 Which sentence is correct and why. 02 br
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00 1. The students and teachers who had came into contact with him since last Tuesday, will undergo medical test tomorrow. 02 br
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0 00 "Have came" and "had came" are completely wrong, because "came" is the past tense form of "come" and cannot be put after "have" or "had". 02 br 02 br 00 "Have come" and "had come" are right alignments as English phrases but "have come" (present perfect) better fits to your context. 00 0-
- 0 00 "Have came" and "had came" are completely wrong, because "came" is the past tense form of "come" and cannot be put after "have" or "had".
- 02 br 02 br 00 "Have come" and "had come" are right alignments as English phrases but "have come" (present perfect) better fits to your context.
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0 00 "Have came" and "had came" are completely wrong, because "came" is the past tense form of "come" and cannot be put after "have" or "had". So #1 and #2 are incorrect. 02 br
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00 "Have come" and "had come" are right alignments as English phrases but "have come" (present perfect) better fits to your context. 00 02 br
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00 So my choice is #4. 00
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00 "Have come" and "had come" are right alignments as English phrases but "have come" (present perfect) better fits to your context. 00 02 br
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00 So my choice is #4. 00
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0 The tenses of 01 i 00 come 02 i 00 are 01 i 00 come, came, have come, had come 02 i 00 , so 01 i 00 have came 02 i 00 and 01 i 00 had came 02 i 00 can't be used. 02 br
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00 The usual combinations are as follows. Note that the "have" tense goes with the "will" tense; the "had" tense goes with the "would"
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00 The usual combinations are as follows. Note that the "have" tense goes with the "will" tense; the "had" tense goes with the "would"
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0 Could you please explain why the following sentence is incorrect. 02 br
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0 Was the system accessible 01 font 01 del 00 white 02 del 00 while 02 font 00 it was hung? 02 br
00 That's the only thing I see. In terms of computers, I believe 01 i 00 hung 02 i 00 is the preferred adjective, if that's your question. 02 br
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00 That's the only thing I see. In terms of computers, I believe 01 i 00 hung 02 i 00 is the preferred adjective, if that's your question. 02 br
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one, because CAME is the past of COME and the sentence said "LAST TUESDAY".
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hello, Thank-you for replying 
I know my explaination was "execlent" As you say but you should ask some one els
I know my explaination was "execlent" As you say but you should ask some one els
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No,the answer is number 4. The clue is 'since last Tuesday' as that infers any time between last tuesday to the present, so it would have to be written 'who have come into contact...'
If you changed it to 'anybody' instead of a specific group of people, you would write it as 'anybody who has come into contact...' not 'anybody who had come into contact...' - that should make it clearer.
If you changed it to 'anybody' instead of a specific group of people, you would write it as 'anybody who has come into contact...' not 'anybody who had come into contact...' - that should make it clearer.
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Sentence #4 is correct from the past tense verb usage. However, actually none of the sentences are correct because: "...last Tuesday, will undergo medical tests tomorrow. Or it could be phrased "will undergo medical testing tomorrow.
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