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Ewan Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Had and have
I guess it's a simple thing but I really need to clarify myself. So can anyone tell me when can I use "Had" and when can't I? The same question for the use of "Have".
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"have" or "has" is the present tense. "had" is the past. I have the flu.
- "have" or "has" is the present tense.
- "had" is the past.
- I have the flu.
- (now) I had the flu last week.
- (not now) CJ
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"have" or "has" is the present tense. "had" is the past.
I have the flu. (now)
I had the flu last week. (not now)
CJ
I have the flu. (now)
I had the flu last week. (not now)
CJ
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Helo Ewan
I'm sorry but I have to say your question is too comprehensive (or too vague) to answer here. I think we can help you if you ask us about specific usages of 'have' or/and 'had'.
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I'm sorry but I have to say your question is too comprehensive (or too vague) to answer here. I think we can help you if you ask us about specific usages of 'have' or/and 'had'.
If you want to know the definition of have and had in general, please visit the sites below.
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