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Gingie Posted 20 years ago
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please... i am confused.. i don't know when to use 'has/have had' and 'had had'.. i still can't see the difference.. can anyone make me simple sentences using 'have had' and 'had had'..so then i can see the difference.. please....
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Why 'have had' or 'had had'? had had... html ]Past Perfect[/url] Does it help?
- Why 'have had' or 'had had'?
- had had...
- html ]Past Perfect[/url] Does it help?
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Has had - at some point in the past, relative to the time right now, this thing happened. "I have had the chocolate mousse here, and it was great."
Had had - relative to a time in the past, this thing happened even further in the past. "Jim had had the chocolate mousse before, so [when he went to the restaurant last week] he felt confident ordering it again.
Had had - relative to a time in the past, this thing happened even further in the past. "Jim had had the chocolate mousse before, so [when he went to the restaurant last week] he felt confident ordering it again.
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