Therefore, in your example, 'Have ... gone ...' I hope this helps. 20th February 2007Veteran Member REPLY Anonymous: "Have the payments went out for these vendor id's??". Start with "Have", means present perfect is used. So, "have" in the question sentence must be near with the Past Participle (Verb 3) , NOT VERB 2 such as "went" she uses. You may say, no one uses Verb2 in the Present Perfect sentence like you, everyone use Past Participle. But tell her "you can use that, no problem. But only in spoken not written" 20th February 2007 Grammar Geek: Just a side note here: I have rarely encountered a person (that is, an adult, native speaker) who enjoys having their grammar corrected. I'm afraid it may be met with embarrassment (at the least) to outright resentment and feeling that you are being "superior." Perhaps the better thing to do is model the correct grammar and say back "Yes, those invoices have gone out." If she ever asks YOU why you say it that way, then you can explain. 20th February 2007Veteran Member REPLY Anonymous: THat is wrong, YOu say Have you seen this before not Have you saw this before 14th May 2008
Therefore, in your example, 'Have ... gone ...' I hope this helps. 20th February 2007Veteran Member REPLY Anonymous: "Have the payments went out for these vendor id's??". Start with "Have", means present perfect is used. So, "have" in the question sentence must be near with the Past Participle (Verb 3) , NOT VERB 2 such as "went" she uses. You may say, no one uses Verb2 in the Present Perfect sentence like you, everyone use Past Participle. But tell her "you can use that, no problem. But only in spoken not written" 20th February 2007 Grammar Geek: Just a side note here: I have rarely encountered a person (that is, an adult, native speaker) who enjoys having their grammar corrected. I'm afraid it may be met with embarrassment (at the least) to outright resentment and feeling that you are being "superior." Perhaps the better thing to do is model the correct grammar and say back "Yes, those invoices have gone out." If she ever asks YOU why you say it that way, then you can explain. 20th February 2007Veteran Member REPLY Anonymous: THat is wrong, YOu say Have you seen this before not Have you saw this before 14th May 2008
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