A couple of sentences.
They've still chosen the winner arbitrary.
She haven't put out with one of my friend, so she doesen't come with us.
The TV have gone wrong.
I've met her just once.
I've just eaten a steak.
The scruffy lad haven't eaten yet.
He have struck the wall, and now, his hand is swollen.
I had persevered all difficulty, and I earned my goal.
I've stood for half an hour at the checkout till.
I've team up with the enemy.
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A couple of sentences.
They've still chosen the winner arbitrarily.She hasn't put out with one of my friends, so she doesn't come with us.(??? put out = have sex, did you really mean what you've written? Maybe, it's "put up with sth/sb = to accept or continue to accept an unpleasant situation or experience, or someone who behaves unpleasantly?)
The TV has gone wrong. (to go wrong means to make a mistake, thus a better variant would be "There's something wrong with the TV.")
I've met her just once.
I've just eaten a steak.
The scruffy lad hasn't eaten yet.
He has struck the wall, and now, his hand is swollen.
I have overcome all the difficulties and earned my goal.
I stood for half an hour at the checkout till.
I've teamed up with the enemy.
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