What is correct variant?
Some errors were fixed
Some errors fixed
Some errors have fixed

I guess that only first variant is correct, but we have a dispute with my coworkers about it and I need some arguments.
p.s.: we are not native English speaker

thanks everybody who will help us in this dispute )

Question

What is correct variant?
Some errors were fixed
Some errors fixed
Some errors have fixed

I guess that only first variant is correct, but we have a dispute with my coworkers about it and I need some arguments.
p.s.: we are not native English speaker

thanks everybody who will help us in this dispute )

Answer

I think the first one if correct.  The third one could be correct if you added the word been.  "Some errors have been fixed."

Answer

You can say 'Some errors were fixed' when writing about something that took place some time ago.
If the event is more recent, you would say  'Some errors have been fixed'.

The expression using this verb is passive :  'to be fixed', so things 'are' , 'were' , 'have been' or 'had been' fixed.

The discussion with your co-workers [UK : colleagues] is a disagreement or debate, rather than a dispute, which would be something more protracted [long-term] and relate to something more important.

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The correct sentence is "some errors were fixed" ^^

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