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leaped: move suddenly, to make a large jump or sudden movement usually from one place to another: he leaped out of his car ran towards the house. to achieve something suddenly usually fame we use leapt he leapt to fame.

I think the correct answer is "leapt" because the past form Leaped is n longer used in English also leapt is especially British English

Hello guys, I am new here in this forum,I would like to thank you to let us ask for some confused questions in English. My question is about have in the following question appear in a YOEFL test 3. Some religions have none deity but are philosophies that function instead of religions. A. have B. none C. are D. instead of religions the correct answers is have as it appear but why have? thank you in advanced