Had vs have had
Is it right to say 'we have had a lot of fun today' when I have returned home at the end of the day from a friend's house? Or would it be simply 'we had a lot of fun today'? Which one is correct in the context ?
Again, is it 'I had a bad day' or 'I have had a bad day' when referring to the whole day after I have spent it ?
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zany banana 409 Is it right to say 'we have had a lot of fun today' when I have return ed home at the end of the day from a friend's house? In this context 'had' is a better choice to indicate that the day is over. zany banana 409 Again, is it 'I had a bad day' or 'I have had a bad day' when referring to the whole day being over ?
- zany banana 409 Is it right to say 'we have had a lot of fun today' when I have return ed home at the end of the day from a friend's house?
- In this context 'had' is a better choice to indicate that the day is over.
- zany banana 409 Again, is it 'I had a bad day' or 'I have had a bad day' when referring to the whole day being over ?
- The same goes with this context.
- However, the use of present perfect (have had) would not be wrong.
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zany banana 409Is it right to say 'we have had a lot of fun today' when Ihavereturnedhome at the end of the day from a friend's house?
In this context 'had' is a better choice to indicate that the day is over.
zany banana 409Again, is
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