John told me that he has seen Susan comes out of the cinema.

[Tomasso]

Time: 13Nov,9pm
Susan comes out of the cinema.
John seens Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 13Nov,9pm
John tells me that he has seen Susan coming out of the cinema.

Time: 13Nov,12pm
John told me that he has seen Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 15Nov,9pm
John told me that he had seen Susan cames out of the cinema.

Do these verb tense used correctly?

[Foreigner]

@Tomasso

Time: 13Nov,9pm
Susan comes out of the cinema.
John seens Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 13Nov,9pm
John tells me that he has seen Susan coming out come out of the cinema.

I’ve corrected it because of ‘comes out’ in the original (though ‘coming out’ is not incorrect)

Time: 13Nov,12pm
John told me that he has had seen Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 15Nov,9pm
John told me that he had seen Susan cames come out of the cinema.

Do Are these verb tenses used correctly?

[Tomasso]

@Foreigner

@Tomasso

Time: 13Nov,9pm
Susan comes out of the cinema.
John seens Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 13Nov,9pm
John tells me that he has seen Susan coming out come out of the cinema.

I’ve corrected it because of ‘comes out’ in the original (though ‘coming out’ is not incorrect)

Time: 13Nov,12pm
John told me that he has had seen Susan comes out of the cinema.

Time: 15Nov,9pm
John told me that he had seen Susan cames come out of the cinema.

Do Are these verb tenses used correctly?

Thanks.