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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Have had or had???
95% of of adults have had sex before marriage.
58% of teens have had sex before the age of 18.
Is this grammatically correct or should I exclude "have" from each sentence? Thank you for any help
58% of teens have had sex before the age of 18.
Is this grammatically correct or should I exclude "have" from each sentence? Thank you for any help
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Well, it depends on the context. When you present prefect,have had, a report of the study have had sound better and past tense 'had' just tells the situation in the past. And use of present 'have' denotes a general fact.
- Well, it depends on the context.
- When you present prefect,have had, a report of the study have had sound better and past tense 'had' just tells the situation in the past.
- And use of present 'have' denotes a general fact.
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Well, it depends on the context.
When you present prefect,have had, a report of the study have had sound better and past tense 'had' just tells the situation in the past.
And use of present 'have' denotes a general fact.
When you present prefect,have had, a report of the study have had sound better and past tense 'had' just tells the situation in the past.
And use of present 'have' denotes a general fact.
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