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Df2006 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
'have had' OR 'had'
Will someone be kind enough to advise which of the following is correct please: 1. We have had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening. 2. We had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening. Many thanks. Donna |
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Hi Donna, 1. We have had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening. 2.
- Hi Donna, 1.
- We have had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
- 2.
- We had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
- #2 is correct.
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Hi Donna,
1. We have had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
2. We had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
#2 is correct. You are making a simple statement about a specific time in the past, so use Simple Past tense.
Best wishes, Clive
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1. We have had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
2. We had a wonderful dinner yesterday evening.
#2 is correct. You are making a simple statement about a specific time in the past, so use Simple Past tense.
Best wishes, Clive
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