czy mozna tak napisać ?

cześć !
Nie jestem pewna czy tak mogę napisać:

Patryk has put on weight.
Alicja has been taking up tennis.
Patrycja has lose weight.
They has move to a bigger house.
Jan has grow a beard.
They have buy new clothes.
Kamil has been join the pony club.
They has buy some nice furniture.

Będę wdzięczna za pomoc !

Zmień czasowniki na III formę.

Przykład:
They has buy some nice furniture. -> They has BOUGHT some nice furniture.

they HAS?!

Sorry, skupiłam się tylko na III formie czasowników ;) Oczywiście: I/you have, she/he/it has i liczba mnoga wszędzie have.

Patryk has put on weight.
Alicja has been taking up tennis.
Patrycja has lose weight.
They has move to a bigger house.
Jan has grow a beard.
They have buy new clothes.
Kamil has been join the pony club.
They has buy some nice furniture.
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Czy może być:

Alicja has been taking up tennis. - nie wiem gdzie tu jest błąd !
Patryk has put on weight. - OK
Patrycja has lost weight. - czy tak jest OK ?
They have moved to a bigger house.
Jan has grown a beard.
They have bought new clothes.
Kamil has been joined the pony club.
They have bought some nice furniture.

Alicja has been taking up tennis. - "to take up" to zainteresować się, więc nie pasuje tu czas Continuous
Patrycja has lost weight. - ...on weight
Kamil has been joined the pony club. -> bez "been" - chociaż to napisałabym w Past Simple, chyba że dodasz na końcu "lately", aby podkreślić, że coś się stało niedawno, a nie dawno w przeszłości. Podobnie w innych zdaniach. Wszystkie mi pasują bardziej w Past Simple zamiast Present Perfect, ponieważ dotyczą raczej czynności dokonanych.

Nie gwarantuję, że poprawiłam wszystkie błędy, bo dzisiaj już sporo przeoczyłam w innych tematach ;)

Alicja has taken up tennis.
Patryk .. - ok
Patrycja .. ok (bez 'on')
They .. ok
Ian .. - ok
They .. - ok
Kamil has joined the ..
They have bought .. - ok

Take this into consideration:

* if there isn't any context, you can choose between the PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE and PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS tenses. You use the former to indicate that the action/event is somehow complete; you use the latter to focus on the action itself, eg.

Patrick HAS PUT ON weight (and now eg. he can't get into his trousers)
Patryk 'przybrał na wadze'.
Patrick HAS BEEN PUTTING ON weight (I'm afraid eg. that he will be putting on weight more and more)
Patryk 'przybiera na wadze'.

The first sentence is perfective (dokonane), the other is imperfective(niedokonane).

* however, if there is a context, then you must consider all the logical choices before using the right tense.

a czy poprawne jest takie zdanie ? :
They have hired a butler.

absolutely correct :-)

Suuuuper ! juupi ! Jesteście kochani ! Bardzo dziękuję za dany mi czas ! Dzięęęki !