I'd love some more responses from native #English speakers, please!

[cyrevolt@mastodon.social]

RE: https://mastodon.social/@CyReVolt/116217855294565769

I'd love some more responses from native #English speakers, please! 🥺

I know that some do say "I've ran" etc, and I know it's not *too* common. Well, Fedi is not exactly representative, of course. x)
At the same time, I know a bit more about my followers now, possibly. Or at least the most "engaging" ones. Interesting.

[janeishly@beige.party]

@CyReVolt It took me a while to understand the yes/no options! (But it's been a long week)

[simonzerafa@infosec.exchange]

@CyReVolt

The "have" is really redundant, "I Ran" implies the past tense.

Maybe "I heve been running" would be one way to express this, perhaps when discussing historical running.

I run (or more likely I'm running) is a more common expression.