Hello, my name is soma.
I made some sentences, however it is not sure that the sentences are correct or not. Please check the sentecnes and tell me the sentences if you find the wrong ones.
1.I have washed my clothes in this morning
2.He have lived in Nagoya for five years.
3.My father has seen the President before.
4.My mother have shopped the place for several years.
5.The clock has just struck twelve.
6.I’ve recovered from my illness.
7.The light has already come on.
8.Taro has just arrived at the airport.
9.The children have slept without blankets.
10.They have taken a break at the coffee shop.
11. He has known her since they were children.
12.He has slept for three hours.
13.He has knocked the door of his office.
14. He has broken the vase on the table.
15.He has built his new house.
16.The washing has been hung out on the line to dry.
17.Jiro has met her somewhere before.
Thank you for cheacking these sentences.
I made some sentences, however it is not sure that the sentences are correct or not. Please check the sentecnes and tell me the sentences if you find the wrong ones.
1.I have washed my clothes in this morning
2.He have lived in Nagoya for five years.
3.My father has seen the President before.
4.My mother have shopped the place for several years.
5.The clock has just struck twelve.
6.I’ve recovered from my illness.
7.The light has already come on.
8.Taro has just arrived at the airport.
9.The children have slept without blankets.
10.They have taken a break at the coffee shop.
11. He has known her since they were children.
12.He has slept for three hours.
13.He has knocked the door of his office.
14. He has broken the vase on the table.
15.He has built his new house.
16.The washing has been hung out on the line to dry.
17.Jiro has met her somewhere before.
Thank you for cheacking these sentences.
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コメント(2)
Overall, I wonder if most of those sentences need to be "Present Perfect". How about using simply "Past tense"??
1.I have washed my clothes in this morning
>> I washed my clothes this morning
2.He have lived in Nagoya for five years.
>> He has lived in Nagoya for five years.
3.My father has seen the President before.
>> My father has seen the president before. (No capital letter)
4.My mother have shopped the place for several years.
>> ?? Did she buy the place??
5.The clock has just struck twelve.
>> Probably correct.
6.I’ve recovered from my illness.
>> Correct
7.The light has already come on.
>> The light is already on.
8.Taro has just arrived at the airport.
>> Correct
9.The children have slept without blankets.
>> (hm...) The children fell asleep without blankets.
10.They have taken a break at the coffee shop.
>> They finished taking a breat at the coffee shop.
(or) They took a breat at the coffee shop.
11. He has known her since they were children.
>> Correct
12.He has slept for three hours.
>> (Does this sentence need to be used 'present perfect'?)
(How about) He slept for three hours.
13.He has knocked the door of his office.
>> Correct
14. He has broken the vase on the table.
>> Correct
15.He has built his new house.
>> Correct
16.The washing has been hung out on the line to dry.
>> Correct
17.Jiro has met her somewhere before.
>> Correct
1.I have washed my clothes in this morning
>> I washed my clothes this morning
2.He have lived in Nagoya for five years.
>> He has lived in Nagoya for five years.
3.My father has seen the President before.
>> My father has seen the president before. (No capital letter)
4.My mother have shopped the place for several years.
>> ?? Did she buy the place??
5.The clock has just struck twelve.
>> Probably correct.
6.I’ve recovered from my illness.
>> Correct
7.The light has already come on.
>> The light is already on.
8.Taro has just arrived at the airport.
>> Correct
9.The children have slept without blankets.
>> (hm...) The children fell asleep without blankets.
10.They have taken a break at the coffee shop.
>> They finished taking a breat at the coffee shop.
(or) They took a breat at the coffee shop.
11. He has known her since they were children.
>> Correct
12.He has slept for three hours.
>> (Does this sentence need to be used 'present perfect'?)
(How about) He slept for three hours.
13.He has knocked the door of his office.
>> Correct
14. He has broken the vase on the table.
>> Correct
15.He has built his new house.
>> Correct
16.The washing has been hung out on the line to dry.
>> Correct
17.Jiro has met her somewhere before.
>> Correct
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