Sentence examples for has chose from inspiring English sources

The phrase "has chose" is not correct in English; it should be "has chosen." You can use "has chosen" when referring to a decision made in the past that has relevance to the present.

Example: "She has chosen to pursue a career in medicine."
Alternatives: "has selected" or "has picked."

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"James is a young man with a very big future in the game, and it speaks volumes that he has chose Wigan to carry on his football education," said Martinez.

Instead of explaining that the deal wasn't perfect but it was the best he could negotiate and it meets U.S. security needs, or acknowledging that his critics have some good points (since they're based on the President's broken promises) and working to make a few unilateral adjustments that would set more minds at ease, he has chose a different path.

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James has chosen.

He has chosen not to.

Carroll has chosen joy.

She has chosen art.

The hat has chosen!

He has chosen tough advisers.

She has chosen the darkness.

It has chosen the sazerac.

Mr Greenspan has chosen wisely.

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