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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Have ever had

If you have ever had a very bad or life-threatening reaction called angioedema.

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Please explain to me the use of "have had" structure here?

Is "had" a main verb and "have" helping verb?

  

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Yes. We say eg I have a cold. eg I had a cold.

— Clive

  • Yes.
  • We say eg I have a cold.
  • eg I had a cold.
  • eg I have had a cold.
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Yes. We say

eg I have a cold.

eg I had a cold.

eg I have had a cold.

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JigneshbharatiIs "had" a main verb and "have" a helping verb?

Yes.

Have you ever had measles?
I have had a bad cold all week.
He has always had trouble with mathematics.

CJ

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Does "had" mean "possess" here? Broadly speaking, yes. But really, you don't 'possess' angioedema in the same sense as you possess eg a car.

You undergo or suffer from angioedema.

Have they used the present perfect to cover the period from the past to present? Yes

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