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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
They haven't come yet
Is this how you write it? Thanks
They haven't came/come yet. If I can't put "came" why can't I put it. I thought when you put "have" you need "past particle."
They haven't came/come yet. If I can't put "came" why can't I put it. I thought when you put "have" you need "past particle."
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You do. " I come here often. I came here often when I was a child.
- You do.
- " I come here often.
- I came here often when I was a child.
- I've come here only once before.
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You do.
The past particple of "to come" is "come." The simple past is "came."
I come here often.
I came here often when I was a child.
I've come here only once before.
The past particple of "to come" is "come." The simple past is "came."
I come here often.
I came here often when I was a child.
I've come here only once before.
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