Run Past Participle Tense | Forms And Real Usage
Run uses “run” as its past participle, so you say “have run,” “had run,” or “has run,” not “have ran.” You’ve seen it in songs, sports talk, and school writing: run and ran get swapped around. That swap can cost points on a worksheet, and it can make a sentence sound off in a job
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