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View the verb.

(have) won

Which principal part is this verb form?

a. past

b. present

c. past participle

d. present participle

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User Falon
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The right answer is letter c. This verb tense is formed by the auxiliar "have" or "has" plus the verb in participle form in this case is "won".

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User Cdesmetz
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The present tense in english is very interesting.

We can find in this context: To be verb, Simple Present, Present progressive and Present Perfect Tense.

In the present perfect tense we need to built the following structure:

Verb to have + Present participle.

In this case with verb won ( which is a irregular verb) has as auxiliary verb the to have, then according this structure the option c does match with the question.


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User Richard Yan
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