Sage-Tips

Which is correct a book or the book?

If you’re referring to a specific book about which the listener is presumed to already know, then you say “the book”. If you’re referring to a book as a general placeholder, then you say “a book”, as in “we need a book or something to wedge this door open”, (because in this case it doesn’t matter which book).

Is I read a book correct?

I read a book is correct. I read a book is correct with ‘read’ being the second form of the verb, spelled the same way as the first from but pronounced as ‘red’. Be it present tense or past tense, “I read a book” is used. The only thing that is different is the pronunciation.

What is sentence of book?

[M] [T] This book seems easy to me. [M] [T] I’m now busy writing a book. [M] [T] She read the book all night. [M] [T] There is a book on the desk.

Does she have a book or does she has a book?

The stative HAVE can behave as either a lexical verb or, in some dialects, an auxiliary (CGEL, page 112). And so, “Does she have the book?” is fully acceptable standard English, while \% “Has she the book?” is grammatical only in some dialects.

Can I use them for books?

The plural pronouns for inanimate objects (like books) are ‘they’ and ‘them’ depending on if the noun is the subject or the object of the sentence. Examples: Subject: They (the books) are not for sale. Object: I will give them(the books) to you, though.

Can I say I have read?

If you don’t mention the time, you say ‘I have read the Game of Thrones books’. If you mention when you read them, you say, for example, ‘I read the Game of Thrones books a few years ago’.

What is the difference between I have read and I read?

“I read this book” refers to the fact that you read the book sometime in the past. “I have read this book” means you recently finished reading this book. They both refer to the past tense, but usage of “have” implies the recent past.

What is the verb of book?

verb. booked; booking; books. Definition of book (Entry 3 of 3) transitive verb. 1a : to register (something, such as a name) for some future activity or condition (as to engage transportation or reserve lodgings) he was booked to sail on Monday.

What is the verb 3 of read?

The past participle of the verb “read” is the same as the past form “read” which is pronounced as “red”….Past tense of Read and other forms of the verb “READ”

root or present form	Read पढ़ता हूं पढ़ते हैं
past participle form	read पढ़ चुका हूं पढ़ चुके हैं पढ़ चुकी है