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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Hi friends,
What's type of grammar "had had it done" is in the following sentence?
“My mother never overcame her upbringing and she had had it done. But the damage to me of having it done at the age of seven was tremendous. It made a lasting scar."
Thanks,
What's type of grammar "had had it done" is in the following sentence?
“My mother never overcame her upbringing and she had had it done. But the damage to me of having it done at the age of seven was tremendous. It made a lasting scar."
Thanks,
Top answer
'Had had it done' means nothing in those two sentences. I am afraid I don't know what you wish to say.
- 'Had had it done' means nothing in those two sentences.
- I am afraid I don't know what you wish to say.
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'Had had it done' means nothing in those two sentences. I am afraid I don't know what you wish to say.
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