Question

They have … a new car. A buy/ B bought

Answer 1

B bought

в Present Perfect слова только третьей формы

Answer 2

If you are referring to someone's recent acquisition of a new car, you can use either of the following sentences:

A. "They have bought a new car." (Present perfect tense) B. "They bought a new car." (Simple past tense)

Both sentences convey the same information, but the choice between the two depends on the context and the specific time frame you are referring to. The present perfect tense (sentence A) suggests that the action of buying the car happened recently and has an impact on the present moment. The simple past tense (sentence B) indicates that the car purchase occurred at a specific point in the past, without any specific connection to the present.