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Danis Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
have vs. having
When I will use
I have had a car for 3 years
or
I have been having a car for 3 years
thx
I have had a car for 3 years
or
I have been having a car for 3 years
thx
Top answer
I remember that we don't use "have" with continuous tenses. The 1st sentence is ok!
- I remember that we don't use "have" with continuous tenses.
- The 1st sentence is ok!
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I remember that we don't use "have" with continuous tenses. The 1st sentence is ok! 
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Yes, you would only use #1. For instance:
MrP
The use of the present perfect means that you still have a car.
Question: "How long have you had a car?"
Answer: "I've had a car for three years."
MrP
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