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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
You hasn`t returned my calls
In the sentence "you hasn`t returned my calls", is the grammar correct?
Context: I thought you were mad, because you hasn`t returned my calls.
Thanks for your time!!
Context: I thought you were mad, because you hasn`t returned my calls.
Thanks for your time!!
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Nikitus - Let's go through the forms of "to have" I have You ___ He/she/it has We have They have What word goes in the blank?
- Nikitus - Let's go through the forms of "to have" I have You ___ He/she/it has We have They have What word goes in the blank?
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Nikitus -
Let's go through the forms of "to have"
I have
You ___
He/she/it has
We have
They have
What word goes in the blank?
Let's go through the forms of "to have"
I have
You ___
He/she/it has
We have
They have
What word goes in the blank?
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Dear BarbarPA: Thanks for your answer
I have
You have
He/She/It has
We have
They have
The sentence should be
You haven't answer my calls.
The grammar of the context, is correct?
Context: I thought you were mad, because you you haven't answer my calls.
Thanks for your time
I have
You have
He/She/It has
We have
They have
The sentence should be
You haven't answer my calls.
The grammar of the context, is correct?
Context: I thought you were mad, because you you haven't answer my calls.
Thanks for your time
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NikitusYou haven't answer my calls.Hi,
I think it should be - You haven't answered my calls / You haven't responded to my calls, because it's present perfect tense and we need the past participle form (of a verb) after the auxiliary verb (have) in this tense.
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