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ArthurAWESOME Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Have got in the past
how should I use 'have got' in the past tense? had got? I mean not the present perfect with 'get', but the construction of possession
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HI, get|got|gotten So it's "had gotten" <- past perfect Is this the tense you mean ? Alex
- HI, get|got|gotten So it's "had gotten" <- past perfect Is this the tense you mean ?
- Alex
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HI,
get|got|gotten
So it's "had gotten" <- past perfect
Is this the tense you mean ?
Alex
get|got|gotten
So it's "had gotten" <- past perfect
Is this the tense you mean ?
Alex
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In the past tense use 'had'. 'Had got' or 'had gotten' is wrong.
I had a big house but now I live in a small apartment.
I had a big house but now I live in a small apartment.
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Yes , it wasn't sure what he wanted to express.
In the past the usage of "had" is the best.
In the past the usage of "had" is the best.
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