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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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we've ran or we run
I am struggling with which verb to use ran or run. Please help me with this sentence: We get so busy or caught up in our own life or our own thing that we've ran off and forgot Jesus. or is it: We get so busy or caught up in our own life or our own thing that we run off and forget Jesus.
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The principal parts are run, ran, run, running; forget, forgot, forgotten, forgetting. Your choices: we run off and forget Jesus; we ran off and forgot Jesus; we have run off and forgotten Jesus.
- The principal parts are run, ran, run, running; forget, forgot, forgotten, forgetting.
- Your choices: we run off and forget Jesus; we ran off and forgot Jesus; we have run off and forgotten Jesus.
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The principal parts are run, ran, run, running; forget, forgot, forgotten, forgetting.
we run off (present) ~ we ran off (simple past) ~ we have run off (present perfect).Your choices: we run off and forget Jesus; we ran off and forgot Jesus; we have run off and forgotten Jesus.
we run off (present) ~ we ran off (simple past) ~ we have run off (present perfect).Your choices: we run off and forget Jesus; we ran off and forgot Jesus; we have run off and forgotten Jesus.
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