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I haven't find vs I haven't found

The correct phrase is "I haven't found." The verb "find" is irregular, and in the present perfect tense, it is "found." The phrase "I haven't find" is grammatically incorrect.
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Last updated: July 15, 2024

I haven't find

This phrase is incorrect in English.

The correct form is "I haven't found." Use this phrase when you want to express that you have not discovered or located something up to the present moment.

Alternatives:

  • I haven't found
  • I have not found
  • I did not find
  • I am yet to find
  • I still haven't found

I haven't found

This phrase is correct in English.

Use this phrase in the present perfect tense to indicate that you have not discovered or located something up to the present moment.
  • I haven't found Rose's informant.
  • Actually, I haven't found Frigg.
  • I haven't found that thing.
  • Probably wants to know why I haven't found gainful employment.
  • And I haven't found any phantom files or random memory threads.
  • I haven't found whatever it is you're looking for.
  • I haven't found a single work order or city permit for this location.
  • And I haven't found out anything more about the dead accountant, Deacon Sanders.
  • I haven't found a way to stop it or even slow it down.
  • Though I haven't found a single programme he's worked on in the eight years that he's been at the BBC.
  • To be perfectly honest, I haven't found a thing.
  • I haven't found a way or a reason or an opportunity to leave him yet.
  • I haven't found whatever it is you're looking for.
  • I haven't found what I like to do yet.
  • So far I haven't found any job that matches my education.
  • Only that I haven't found a way to win this case.
  • I haven't found this poem you talked about, but I have a good idea where it's from.
  • I haven't found a cure for the disease that was killing them.
  • No, I haven't found the name of any doctor yet.
  • I haven't found the obituary, but does this help?

Alternatives:

  • I haven't find
  • I have not found
  • I did not find
  • I am yet to find
  • I still haven't found

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