Which is correct I have spoke or I have spoken?

“I have spoken.” is proper English grammar. (“I have spoke” sounds like you have a bicycle wheel in yr hand, but yr making a mistake of using the singular when you should use the plural, i.e., “I have spokes.” Or maybe the wheel only has one spoke?)

When to use speken, spoke, and spoken?

Speken is the past participle of speak,and is used to refer to an event in the past that is now completed. It is regared as having finished.For example,”He has spoken about the importance of grammar in good writing. “. There is much more that I could say, but I do not have the time .

When to use ” spoke ” and ” speak ” in a sentence?

You create the future tense by adding “will,” as in “I will speak to your father about it.”. “Spoke” is the past tense, for things that happened in the past, as in “I spoke to your father about it yesterday.”.

Which is correct ” we spoke to her yesterday ” or ” we managed to speak “?

So, the sentence says, ‘We managed (somehow!) to speak (in person or on the phone) to her yesterday (finally!). For the other 2, I want to briefly go over the subtle difference of ‘talk’ and ‘speak’. To ‘speak’ with someone usually implies that there is a specific purpose.

When to use I spoke or I have spoke?

‘I spoke’ is the past simple tense. It is not always easy to decide which it is appropriate to use. You must always use the Present perfect when the time of an action is not important or not specified. You must always use the Simple past when details about the time or place that an action occurred are given or requested.

Which is the perfect tense I have spoken or I have spoke?

Most past tense verbs are “regular”, fortunately! “I have spoken”. This is an example of the Perfect Tense. The perfect tense is made up of the verb “to have” (the base form, otherwise known as the Indicative), and the past ending formation of the verb being used, which is usually, “-ed”.

Speken is the past participle of speak,and is used to refer to an event in the past that is now completed. It is regared as having finished.For example,”He has spoken about the importance of grammar in good writing. “. There is much more that I could say, but I do not have the time .

So, the sentence says, ‘We managed (somehow!) to speak (in person or on the phone) to her yesterday (finally!). For the other 2, I want to briefly go over the subtle difference of ‘talk’ and ‘speak’. To ‘speak’ with someone usually implies that there is a specific purpose.