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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Had I been having your help

Had I been having your help with my homework, I would have done better than I have.

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It makes sense, and it's correct. More common: Had I had your help / If I had had your help. There's really no need for the continuous tense here.

— Philip

  • It makes sense, and it's correct.
  • More common: Had I had your help / If I had had your help.
  • There's really no need for the continuous tense here.
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It makes sense, and it's correct. More common: Had I had your help / If I had had your help. There's really no need for the continuous tense here.
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