I have an argument with my girlfriend about this sentence :
"I have not drunk enough water today"
But I would rather say :
"I have not drank enough water today"
What do you think? We're struggling with a grammar book and can't find the answer
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1In particular, see the first section of the duplicate target. Consult a dictionary to help you figure out which form is drank and which drunk. – Sep 24 '18 at 19:11
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Stick with "drunk". – BillJ Sep 24 '18 at 19:19
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Makou - I'm a native & I couldn't tell you *why* it's 'drunk' but it is. Good luck ;-) – DoneWithThis. Sep 24 '18 at 19:26
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The tense of your sentence is present perfect and you have to use have + past participle of the verb "drink". The simple past of "drink" is drank and the past participle is drunk, so the correct form of your sentence will be:
I have not drunk enough water today
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