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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Has had
He has had more than 10 years of experience in the finance domain/field.
He has more than 10 years of experience in the finance domain/field.
Please check them.
When can we use "has had" and "has" in the context?
Which one is suitable either domain or field?
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You can use either "has" or "has had". Both are correct. We don't usually say "domain" or "field", although "field" is a little better, and "domain" is not good at all.
- You can use either "has" or "has had".
- Both are correct.
- We don't usually say "domain" or "field", although "field" is a little better, and "domain" is not good at all.
- We just say "experience in finance".
- CJ
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You can use either "has" or "has had". Both are correct.
We don't usually say "domain" or "field", although "field" is a little better, and "domain" is not good at all.
We just say "experience in finance".
CJ
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