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In the Present Perfect tense, you can contract have to 've after I, you, we or they, and has to 's after he, she or it. For example:

• I've walked to the park. - I've is the contraction for I have.

• She's seen the movie. - She's is the contraction for she has.

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Which of the following sentences uses the contraction for have or has correctly in the Present Perfect tense?

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He's eaten breakfast already.

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She've gone to the park.

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This sentence incorrectly uses have. The correct contraction should be she's for she has.

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We's finished our homework.

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This sentence incorrectly uses has. The correct contraction should be we've for we have.

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I's seen that movie.

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This sentence incorrectly uses has. The correct contraction should be I've for I have.

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