Is it 'I have wrote' or 'I have written'?

The correct form is 'I have written.' 'Written' is the past participle of 'write' and must be used after have/has/had.

When do you use 'wrote' vs 'written'?

Use 'wrote' for simple past (I wrote a letter). Use 'written' with helping verbs (I have written many books).

The correct form is "I have written."

"Written" is the past participle of "write." After have/has/had, always use "written," not "wrote."

The verb "write" is an irregular verb with three forms:

Base Form	Simple Past	Past Participle
write	wrote	written

Simple Past: "wrote"

Used alone (no helping verb)

"I wrote a letter yesterday."

Past Participle: "written"

Used with have/has/had

"I have written three novels."

Rule: have/has/had + past participle (written), NOT simple past (wrote)

✔I have written many emails today.

✔She has written articles for major newspapers.

✔The book was written by a famous author.

✔I wrote a poem last night. (simple past - correct)

✘I have wrote to them many times.

✘Has she wrote back yet?

Incorrect: I have wrote a complaint to the manager.

Correct: I have written a complaint to the manager.

Choose the correct form:

"She has _____ (wrote/written) several best-selling novels."