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MaximShilo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Had Had Made?
Hello.
As I was writing my assessment I've written down this sentence - "The poet of the poem “The road not taken” had kept his life story very vague and didn’t specify any details about it or what could’ve happened to him if he had had made a different choice." and the had had made part just did not sound right to me. There might be other grammatical mistakes so any other corrections are welcome as well.
Thank you in advance.
As I was writing my assessment I've written down this sentence - "The poet of the poem “The road not taken” had kept his life story very vague and didn’t specify any details about it or what could’ve happened to him if he had had made a different choice." and the had had made part just did not sound right to me. There might be other grammatical mistakes so any other corrections are welcome as well.
Thank you in advance.
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MaximShilo the had had made part just did not sound right to me. It isn't right. There is no tense that has "had had" before the past participle.
- MaximShilo the had had made part just did not sound right to me.
- It isn't right.
- There is no tense that has "had had" before the past participle.
- One "had" is enough.
- The narrator of the poem “The Road Not Taken” kept his life story very vague and didn’t specify any details about it or (about) what could have happened to him if he had made a different choice.
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MaximShilothe had had made part just did not sound right to me.It isn't right. There is no tense that has "had had" before the past participle. One "had" is enough.
The narrator of the poem “The Road Not Taken” kept his life story very vague and didn’t specify any details about it or (about) what could have happened to him if he had made a diff
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