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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Could anyone help me with the use of "may" in the context of a past scenario -

" I may had differences with her regarding some issues when we were in college but everything is fine now." or

" I may have had differences with her regarding some issues when we were in college but everything is fine now."

- Is "may had" gramatically correct when describing past scenario?

  

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"may had" is always ungrammatical. It should be "may have had".

— GPY

  • "may had" is always ungrammatical.
  • It should be "may have had".
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"may had" is always ungrammatical. It should be "may have had".

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