Dumbsejal Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Query.
Hi,
Can you please tell me if both of these sentences are correct? The second sentence looks grammatically correct but I am not able to figure out what's wrong with the first one.
1) I have straighten my hair.
2) I have straightened my hair.
Can you please tell me if both of these sentences are correct? The second sentence looks grammatically correct but I am not able to figure out what's wrong with the first one.
1) I have straighten my hair.
2) I have straightened my hair.
Top answer
Sentence #2 - "I have straightened my hair" - is correct. e. has/have straightened.
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Sentence #2 - "I have straightened my hair" - is correct.
Sentence #1 does not employ the correct past participle of the verb "to straighten", i.e. has/have straightened.
straighten (form 1) - straightened (form 2) - straightened (form 3)
- vocabfish
Sentence #1 does not employ the correct past participle of the verb "to straighten", i.e. has/have straightened.
straighten (form 1) - straightened (form 2) - straightened (form 3)
- vocabfish
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Hi,
Can you please tell me if both of these sentences are correct? The second sentence looks grammatically correct but I am not able to figure out what's wrong with the first one.
1) I have straighten my hair. 'Straighten' is not the correct past participle.
2) I have straightened my hair. Fine.
Clive
Can you please tell me if both of these sentences are correct? The second sentence looks grammatically correct but I am not able to figure out what's wrong with the first one.
1) I have straighten my hair. 'Straighten' is not the correct past participle.
2) I have straightened my hair. Fine.
Clive
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Thanks a lot for the quick reply vocabfish and Clive. Much appreciated.
Cheers.
Sejal
Cheers.
Sejal
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