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has ever initiated vs has ever initiate

The correct phrase is "has ever initiated." The verb "initiated" should be in the past participle form (initiated) when used with the auxiliary verb "has." The phrase "has ever initiate" is incorrect because it uses the base form of the verb instead of the past participle.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 583 views

has ever initiated

Correct. This phrase is commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to talk about actions that were started in the past and are still relevant in the present. The verb "initiated" is in the past participle form to match the auxiliary verb "has."

Examples:

  • She has ever initiated such a project before.
  • Have you ever initiated a conversation with him?
  • They have ever initiated a new policy.
  • He has ever initiated a change in the company.
  • The team has ever initiated a research project.
  • Let us work together for a new worldwide climate change agreement - a climate change agreement initiated at the G8 in 2005 by Chancellor Merkel - for the biggest cuts in carbon emissions the world has ever seen.
  • No president has ever tried to reappropriate funds this way.
  • Perhaps the most infamous vigilante this country has ever known.
  • No English sovereign has ever been granted such absolute power.
  • Beyond anything Malgor has ever seen.
  • Xenia has ever ridden a carousel.
  • - that the warehouse has ever had.
  • Nothing significant has ever been typed using thumbs.
  • Nobody has ever out-drunk old Shirl before.
  • No one in need who has ever approached you the generous citizens of Lake Forest, Illinois has ever been refused.
  • The greatest dynasty this world has ever seen on my shoulders since I was five years old - and no one has ever given me what they gave to her in that tent.
  • No one has ever doubted that and it is certainly not something that the Council has ever discussed as such, because it is beyond question.
  • No man has ever treated me this well.
  • Not that my happiness has ever been worth anything to you.
  • No surgical resident has ever made that list before.
  • No one has ever baked me a cake.
  • Until very recently, no machine has ever passed.
  • Throw the greatest party anyone has ever seen.
  • No one named Reggie or Jerry has ever worked here.
  • No Mrs. Grayson has ever known about it.

has ever initiate

Incorrect. The verb should be in the past participle form when used with the auxiliary verb "has."

  • Can the possibility be ruled out that the Commission will ever initiate European legislation governing the use of rail passengers' personal data? 3.
  • Given the current situation in North Africa where some of the refugee camps are located, it is more important than ever that the EU initiates the resettlement programme.
  • As regards the aid to Kahla I, as pointed out in the decisions to initiate and to extend the formal investigation procedure, no restructuring plan has ever been submitted to the Commission.
  • No president has ever tried to reappropriate funds this way.
  • Perhaps the most infamous vigilante this country has ever known.
  • No English sovereign has ever been granted such absolute power.
  • Beyond anything Malgor has ever seen.
  • Xenia has ever ridden a carousel.
  • - that the warehouse has ever had.
  • Nothing significant has ever been typed using thumbs.
  • Nobody has ever out-drunk old Shirl before.
  • No one in need who has ever approached you the generous citizens of Lake Forest, Illinois has ever been refused.
  • The greatest dynasty this world has ever seen on my shoulders since I was five years old - and no one has ever given me what they gave to her in that tent.
  • No one has ever doubted that and it is certainly not something that the Council has ever discussed as such, because it is beyond question.
  • No man has ever treated me this well.
  • Not that my happiness has ever been worth anything to you.
  • No surgical resident has ever made that list before.
  • No one has ever baked me a cake.
  • Until very recently, no machine has ever passed.
  • Throw the greatest party anyone has ever seen.

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