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Truptipai2 Posted 14 years ago
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What is the difference between "She has it" and "She is having it"?
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Hello, truptipai—and welcome to English Forums. It is hard to judge without more meaningful sentences. Normally we do not use 'have' (= possession) in '-ing' form.
- Hello, truptipai—and welcome to English Forums.
- It is hard to judge without more meaningful sentences.
- Normally we do not use 'have' (= possession) in '-ing' form.
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Hello, truptipai—and welcome to English Forums.
It is hard to judge without more meaningful sentences. Normally we do not use 'have' (= possession) in '-ing' form.
It is hard to judge without more meaningful sentences. Normally we do not use 'have' (= possession) in '-ing' form.
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truptipai2 What is the difference between "She has it" and "She is having it"?You could use 'has' for present time and 'is having' for the future, like this:
She has a bad gall bladder so she's having it removed next Tuesday.
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