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Lazzy boy Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Had vs Have

Hi

Correct the following please:

I had had dinner this hour.

I had taken course in dancing.

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Proper: "I had dinner at this hour" & "I had taken a course in dancing" (or ". . a dancing course")

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  • Proper: "I had dinner at this hour" & "I had taken a course in dancing" (or ".
  • .
  • a dancing course")
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Proper: "I had dinner at this hour" & "I had taken a course in dancing" (or ". . . a dancing course")
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There's no reason to use the past perfect unless you introduce some other past action as well.

I had taking a dance class, so I thought I'd be able to handle to role in the play.

Otherwise, just say "I've taken a dance class."
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Thanks sir

Would you mind telling me the rule of had...

I mean like have is: Subject+have/has+past perfect+Present time/no time
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