Question

Correct tense (Explain your answer)
He can not play in the match as he (injure) his foot​

Answer 1

$\textbf{\underline{\underline{Tense \:Correction}}}$


$\bf\underline{Answer :-}$

He cannot play in the match as he $\bf {has \:injured}$ his foot.



$\bf\underline{Explanation :-}$

The above sentence is in $\bf {Present \:tense}$.

Modal verb is used in the sense that $\bf {He \:cannot \:play}$ to show the present ability of the person.

$\bf\underline{Present \:Perfect \:Tense}$ is also used in the above sentence and following is the way to use this tense :


▪$\bf {Positive \:Sentence :-}$

$\boxed {Sub + have/has + V3 +Obj}$

He has injured his foot.


▪$\bf {Negative \:Sentence :-}$

$\boxed{Sub + haven't/hasn't +V3 + Obj}$

He hasn't injured his foot.


▪$\bf {Interrogative \:Sentence :-}$

$\boxed{Have/Has + Sub + V3 +Obj?}$

Has he injured his foot?


▪$\bf {Interrogative \:Negative \:Sentence :-}$

$\boxed{Haven't/Hasn't + Sub + V3 +Obj?}$

Hasn't he injured his foot?


▪$\bf {Wh \:Family :-}$

$\boxed{Wh + Sub + have/has + V3 +Obj?}$

Why he has injured his foot?

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Answer 2

He cannot play in the match as he has injured his foot.