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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
conditional sentence
If he had (worked / had worked) hard, he might have succeeded.
which one is the correct answer?
what is the difference between had + V vs. had had + V??
which one is the correct answer?
what is the difference between had + V vs. had had + V??
Top answer
If he had worked hard, he might have succeeded. g. "the life he once had had gone").
- If he had worked hard, he might have succeeded.
- g.
- "the life he once had had gone").
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If he had worked hard, he might have succeeded.
"had had + V" is always wrong (apart from "trick" answers, e.g. "the life he once had had gone").
"had had + V" is always wrong (apart from "trick" answers, e.g. "the life he once had had gone").
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