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TeacherJapan Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Has or had?
If you were told to describe the taste of a catfish to someone who has never eaten one before, what words would you use?
Would you use “had” or “has” in the underlined part? I am not sure whether I should apply the rule of subjunctive mood to the underlined part, too.
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teacherJapan Would you use “had” or “has” in the underlined part? I'd use has , but had would not be wrong either. teacherJapan I am not sure whether I should apply the rule of subjunctive mood to the underlined part, too.
- teacherJapan Would you use “had” or “has” in the underlined part?
- I'd use has , but had would not be wrong either.
- teacherJapan I am not sure whether I should apply the rule of subjunctive mood to the underlined part, too.
- It seems completely optional to my ear.
- CJ
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teacherJapanWould you use “had” or “has” in the underlined part?
I'd use has, but had would not be wrong either.
teacherJapanI am not sure whether I should apply the rule of subjunctive mood to the underlined part, too.
It seems completely optional to my ear.
CJ
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