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Gabrielyik lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Having had
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I am using having had in a sentence, is it used correctly?
My English writing was so weak. I keen to improved it. Thanks dear teacher
I am using having had in a sentence, is it used correctly?
My English writing was so weak. I keen to improved it. Thanks dear teacher
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My English writing was weak. I was keen to improve it. (Past) My English writing was so weak that I was keen to improve it.
- My English writing was weak.
- I was keen to improve it.
- (Past) My English writing was so weak that I was keen to improve it.
- (Past) My English writing is weak.
- I am keen to improve it.
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My English writing was weak. I was keen to improve it. (Past)
My English writing was so weak that I was keen to improve it. (Past)
My English writing is weak. I am keen to improve it. (Present)
My English writing is so weak that I am keen to improve it. (Present)
My English writing was so weak that I was keen to improve it. (Past)
My English writing is weak. I am keen to improve it. (Present)
My English writing is so weak that I am keen to improve it. (Present)
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