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Ognjen Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Had and Has
What's the diference between HAD and HAS?
He said nothing that he HAD not already said many times before.
He said nothing that he HAD not already said many times before.
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At the first place has is used to refer to present when the subject is 'He', 'She' or 'It' and 'had' is with all the subjects in past tense.
- At the first place has is used to refer to present when the subject is 'He', 'She' or 'It' and 'had' is with all the subjects in past tense.
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At the first place has is used to refer to present when the subject is 'He', 'She' or 'It' and 'had' is with all the subjects in past tense.
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