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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Had sung vs. have sung
I want to know what the difference between these two phrases is, and if one is incorrect grammatically speaking.
I had sung.
I have sung.
obviously you could replace sung with jogged or possibly other past tense verbs and the question still remains. When do you use had vs. had when followed by a past tense verb?
Cheers,
I had sung.
I have sung.
obviously you could replace sung with jogged or possibly other past tense verbs and the question still remains. When do you use had vs. had when followed by a past tense verb?
Cheers,
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Hi, I want to know what the difference between these two phrases is, and if one is incorrect grammatically speaking. I had sung. I have sung.
- Hi, I want to know what the difference between these two phrases is, and if one is incorrect grammatically speaking.
- I had sung.
- I have sung.
- obviously you could replace sung with jogged or possibly other past tense verbs and the question still remains.
- When do you use had vs.
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Hi,
I want to know what the difference between these two phrases is, and if one is incorrect grammatically speaking.
I had sung.
I have sung.
obviously you could replace sung with jogged or possibly other past tense verbs and the question still remains. When do you use had vs. had when followed by a past tense verb?
I want to know what the difference between these two phrases is, and if one is incorrect grammatically speaking.
I had sung.
I have sung.
obviously you could replace sung with jogged or possibly other past tense verbs and the question still remains. When do you use had vs. had when followed by a past tense verb?
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