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Franklin agyeman Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Posing question(do we pose question in present or past tense)
have you won a soul? or have you win a soul? which of the two is grammatically correct.
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" is correct. "You have won" is present perfect tense, and uses the past participle of the verb. "You win" is simple present tense.
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- "You have won" is present perfect tense, and uses the past participle of the verb.
- "You win" is simple present tense.
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Hi, franklin,
"Have you won a soul?" is correct.
"You have won" is present perfect tense, and uses the past participle of the verb.
"You win" is simple present tense. The form changes for 3rd person singular: "He wins."
With the present perfect, the participle stays the same, and the "have" changes: "He has won."
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"Have you won a soul?" is correct.
"You have won" is present perfect tense, and uses the past participle of the verb.
"You win" is simple present tense. The form changes for 3rd person singular: "He wins."
With the present perfect, the participle stays the same, and the "have" changes: "He has won."
Welcome to Englis
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