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Balasaheb Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Please tell me when to use 'has had" or 'have had'.Give me some examles that i will understand.
  

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has (3rd person plural) and have (everything else) + had = present perfect tense. I have had a headache for three hours. I have traveled to Spain only once.

— Philip

  • has (3rd person plural) and have (everything else) + had = present perfect tense.
  • I have had a headache for three hours.
  • I have traveled to Spain only once.
  • I have already had my breakfast.
  • The tense is used to describe certain actions in the past, and as in the first example, continuing into the present.
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has (3rd person plural) and have (everything else) + had = present perfect tense.

I have had a headache for three hours. I have traveled to Spain only once. I have already had my breakfast.

The tense is used to describe certain actions in the past, and as in the first example, continuing into the present.
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