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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Having found

Greetings, I'm an English freshman and I'm completely bewildered right now, so please help if you can Emotion: wink
What verb form is "having found"?
In my own language it would be a specific type of conditional, but to be honest I've no idea what it is in English. Thanks!
  

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Hi, What verb form is "having found"? In my own language it would be a specific type of conditional, but to be honest I've no idea what it is in English. It's a perfect participle.

— Clive

  • Hi, What verb form is "having found"?
  • In my own language it would be a specific type of conditional, but to be honest I've no idea what it is in English.
  • It's a perfect participle.
  • eg Having found $500, I bought a new TV.
  • Clive
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Hi,

What verb form is "having found"?

In my own language it would be a specific type of conditional, but to be honest I've no idea what it is in English.

It's a perfect participle.

eg Having found $500, I bought a new TV.



Clive
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