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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Season hasn't
Tennis season hasn't even started yet why are you so nervous?
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Tennis season hasn't even start yet why are you so nervous?
I use the first one but I don't know why it's started when started is the past tense of start...and we're describing something that hasn't begun...once again with begun...
Is there a grammatical explanation for this?
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Tennis season hasn't even start yet why are you so nervous?
I use the first one but I don't know why it's started when started is the past tense of start...and we're describing something that hasn't begun...once again with begun...
Is there a grammatical explanation for this?
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And you have a run-on sentence as well. 'Started' is not the past tense; it is the past participle. Please review 'present perfect' verb forms in your grammar book or on-line.
- And you have a run-on sentence as well.
- 'Started' is not the past tense; it is the past participle.
- Please review 'present perfect' verb forms in your grammar book or on-line.
- Tennis season hasn't even started yet.
- Why are you so nervous?
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And you have a run-on sentence as well. 'Started' is not the past tense; it is the past participle. Please review 'present perfect' verb forms in your grammar book or on-line.
Tennis season hasn't even started yet. Why are you so nervous?
Tennis season hasn't even started yet. Why are you so nervous?
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