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nobody has come vs nobody has came Tue Mar 25, 2008 7:47 am  nobody has come vs nobody has came
 

hi

need help here

"nobody has come to pick up the book" and "nobody has came to pick up the book"
which one of those sentences is correct?

if both are correct ,could someone explains why and their usage ?

the 2nd question
"i have never drive in this city" or "i never drive in this city" or " i have never driven in this city"

which of these can be use to indicate the present?

correct me if im wrong in writing the tenses

Thank you very much
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nobody has come vs nobody has came Tue Mar 25, 2008 9:20 am  nobody has come vs nobody has came
 

Hi,

These are examples of the present perfect simple tense, which is made up as follows: have + past participle. In that case we can use:

I have never driven and nobody has come.

The present simple tense would be: I never drive.

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nobody has come vs nobody has came Tue Mar 25, 2008 17:48 pm  nobody has come vs nobody has came
 

Hi

So you mean " nobody has came" ??

when should we use present perfect and present simple? I am a bit confused by both

Thank you
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nobody has come vs nobody has came Tue Mar 25, 2008 18:45 pm  nobody has come vs nobody has came
 

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So you mean " nobody has came" ??

No, 'Nobody has come'.

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