Is it 'he has came' or 'he has come'?

The correct form is 'he has come.' 'Come' is the past participle of 'come' and must be used after have/has/had. 'Came' is only used for simple past.

What are the three forms of 'come'?

The three forms are: come (base), came (simple past), come (past participle). The base form and past participle are the same.

The correct form is "he has come."

"Come" is both the base form AND the past participle. After have/has/had, use "come," not "came."

The verb "come" is an unusual irregular verb where the base form and past participle are the same:

Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
come	came	come

Simple Past: "came"

Used alone (no helping verb)

"He came to the party last night."

Past Participle: "come"

Used with have/has/had

"He has come to visit us."

Similar verbs: "become" (became, become) and "run" (ran, run) follow the same pattern.

✔He has come a long way since then.

✔The time has come to make a decision.

✔She has come to understand the situation.

✔He came to visit us yesterday. (simple past - correct)

✘He has came to the office early.

✘They have came back from vacation.

Incorrect: Winter has came early this year.

Correct: Winter has come early this year.

Choose the correct form:

"Your dream job has finally _____ (came/come) true!"