Has had or just has

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- She has had come up with an brilliant idea using which you can easily succeed.- She has come up with an brilliant idea using which you can easily succeed.Which one of the above is correct? and when exactly we need to 'has had'?Thanks

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

Wonder123Which one of the above is correct?

She has come up with a brilliant idea that you can use to easily succeed.

Wonder123 when exactly we need to 'has had'?

When 'have' is the main verb: He has had three beers tonight.

Wonder123 · Answer

Ok

Mister MicawberShe has come up with a brilliant idea that you can use to easily succeed.

Can we use "using which" in order to connect the next part of the sentences? If not could you please explain me why we can't use?

How about these sentences?

- I have an excellent idea using which you can become a successful person.
- I have a trick using which one can easily get the things they lost in the past.

Thanks

Mister Micawber · Answer

Wonder123We can use "using which" in order to connect the next part of the sentences? If not could you please explain me why we can't use?

It is out of register with the beginning of the sentence and the content: it is hyper-formal.

- I have an excellent idea which you can use to become successful.
- I have a trick which can be used to easily find lost objects.
- CERN has produced a cyclotron using which subatomic particles can be accelerated.

Your problems with English writing are that you don't know how to maintain register and you do not know how to compose smooth, concise sentences.

Wonder123 · Answer

Thanks for your feedback,

By the way, where can I learn about register?

Mister Micawber · Answer

I've never gone looking before, but I suppose that Wikipedia is a good place to start: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Register_(sociolinguistics)

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