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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
I have a small grammar question about 'has has'
I don't really understand this passage.....
' the Prime Minister has has talked about the issue....'
'has has'? Is that gramatically correct?
Oh and can you give me an example using 'had had'?
Thank you
' the Prime Minister has has talked about the issue....'
'has has'? Is that gramatically correct?
Oh and can you give me an example using 'had had'?
Thank you
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I have a small answer. It is a misprint. "has has" does not exist in English.
- I have a small answer.
- It is a misprint.
- "has has" does not exist in English.
- Only one "has" was intended.
- " CJ
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I have a small answer. 
It is a misprint. "has has" does not exist in English. Only one "has" was intended.
It is a misprint. "has has" does not exist in English. Only one "has" was intended.
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HI guys,
You could also say ' the Prime Minister has had talks about the issue....'.
Clive
You could also say ' the Prime Minister has had talks about the issue....'.
Clive
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