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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Tense usage

I haven't achieved anything yet
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I haven't achieve anything yet

Which is the correct tense and why?
  

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With the present perfect, you use the correct form of "to have" and the particple. I haven't achieved anything yet. He hasn't arrived yet.

— BarbaraPA

  • With the present perfect, you use the correct form of "to have" and the particple.
  • I haven't achieved anything yet.
  • He hasn't arrived yet.
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With the present perfect, you use the correct form of "to have" and the particple.

I haven't achieved anything yet.

He hasn't arrived yet.
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