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Notorioz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

to have v3

Hello all , When do we use ' verb, to , have v3'
  

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Notorioz Hello all , When do we use ' verb, to , have v3' I am not clear on what your question is. Could you explain more?

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  • Notorioz Hello all , When do we use ' verb, to , have v3' I am not clear on what your question is.
  • Could you explain more?
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NotoriozHello all , When do we use ' verb, to , have v3'
I am not clear on what your question is. Could you explain more?
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I always see that to have v3 form is used after base verb (it seems to have reached) i really don't know when it is used
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By 'v3', do you mean the past participle, as in eat, ate, eaten? The past participle is used in two verb forms:

The perfect aspect: I have seen a ghost. I had seen a ghost when she called.
The passive voice: The ghost was seen by everyone. Sushi is eaten in Japan.

For more information, please Google the underlined terms.
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I mean , I know where to use present perfect tense and past perfect tence.. but i really don't know what it means (it seems to have reached) why do we use 'to have v3' after the base verb?
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Notorioz(it seems to have reached) why do we use 'to have v3' after the base verb?
Because it refers to a previous reaching: it seems now; it reached not long before.
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Thank you so much for your good help
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