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Have you already written vs Have you already write

'Have you already written' is the proper English phrasing. 'Written' is the past participle form of the verb 'write' and is used after 'have' in present perfect tense. 'Have you already write' is incorrect because 'write' should be in the past participle form.
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Have you already written

Correct. 'Written' is the past participle form of the verb 'write' and is used in present perfect tense.

This phrase is used to ask if someone has completed a writing task before the present moment.
  • I mean, did you already have that text written, Hank?
  • Various companies have already written to the Commission voicing their concern about this.
  • I have already written for an appointment with my bishop.
  • I have already written to you on a number of occasions concerning how points of order are raised in the House.
  • We have therefore already written to the ICES asking for scientific advice on how these by-catches can be avoided in future.
  • If you hadn't been in such a hurry to forge a suicide note, you might have found the one he'd already written.
  • Fortunately for you, I have already written the definitive guide on that very complicated subject.
  • Now, I have already written several sample letters of recommendation praising your powers of observation.
  • My name was already written... somewhere.
  • I have already written a letter bringing this matter to the attention of the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, but I have not yet received a response.
  • I know that it will not do any good, because the Members who repeatedly make this claim have already written their speeches, but I should nonetheless like to say this once more.
  • Policies to facilitate market entry include a number on which the EESC has already written Opinions.
  • The Commission has already written to the Turkish authorities urging them to withdraw the relevant legislation.
  • Life is so short, there are certain moments already written in destiny.
  • After I'd already written the guy's death certificate.
  • The point is, their stories are already written.
  • It says the future is already written.
  • Yes, and I've already written my victory sermon.
  • She stood by your side when everyone else had already written you off.
  • I've already written my eulogy in poetry form.

Have you already write

Incorrect. 'Write' should be in the past participle form 'written' when used with 'have' in present perfect tense.

  • On the bright side, you already write like a doctor.
  • And look, you could already write your own name.
  • Okay, it's bad enough you already made me write down way too much stuff, and I just lied to a Samurai.
  • I'm already able to write Chinese characters.
  • I'm already able to write Chinese characters.
  • They've already taken the write-down on that flyer.
  • Now, Nigel Coaker's already agreed to write the longer article, which will keep things alive.
  • He can already read and write and he's very good with puzzles.
  • And therefore it looks beautiful because we already know how to write it in a lovely, concise way.
  • - He can already read and write? - For over an year now.
  • Have you already forgotten, sweetheart?
  • Have you already forgotten what happened?
  • Have you already looked into that?
  • Have you already applied for your fellowships?
  • Have you already included your second term of office?
  • Have you already verified badge number?
  • Have you already paid the Mellone family?
  • Have you already forgotten the teachings of our master, Taikan?
  • Have you already applied for your fellowships?
  • Have you already publicly renounced building on the land at Borghetto?

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