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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I have drunk" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a past participle construction, which is typically used to indicate completed or ongoing actions that have happened in the past. Example: "I have drunk three cups of coffee already this morning." (indicating that the action of drinking three cups of coffee has been completed at some point in the past) Other examples: - "She has drunk all the water in the bottle." (indicating that the action of drinking the water has been completed) - "We have drunk at this bar before." (indicating a repeated action in the past) - "The team has drunk deeply from the well of success." (indicating an ongoing state resulting from the action of drinking from the well).
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I have drunk nothing while writing this to you.
But when I have drunk enough I cannot stop myself.
I have drunk concentric thoughts and serious trouble with gravity.
Taster said "Young man, it is 30 years or more since I have drunk a glass of wine".
I have drunk pink wines made from nebbiolo, cabernet franc, pinot noir and syrah and from cabernet-merlot blends.
Since then I have drunk alcohol, sworn and ridden my bicycle on the pavement on a number of occasions.
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Priya Elan I sent my boss a self-help book Over the years I have drunk-bought shampoo, blankets, socks, a road map (I can't drive) and shampoo, but the most disturbing purchase was a self-help book.
Vodka is what I've drunk all my life.
I have worked out I had drunk 917 Bellinis.
I felt like I had drunk a particularly powdery drink.
I had drunk beer first, then wine, that was why.
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