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Vts nair Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I have had many questions?

Does it mean I have got many questions? Would you please explain me have had usage with examples.
  

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It is the perfect tense, which connects past with present. It could mean: I had many questions (and still do). I had many questions for a length of time that isn't defined or known.

— Vorpar

  • It is the perfect tense, which connects past with present.
  • It could mean: I had many questions (and still do).
  • I had many questions for a length of time that isn't defined or known.
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It is the perfect tense, which connects past with present.

It could mean:

I had many questions (and still do).
I had many questions for a length of time that isn't defined or known.
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vts nairI have had many questions?
It's quite ambiguous without more context.

1a. I have had many questions in my mind that I would like to ask.
1b. I have asked many questions.
2. Many people have asked me questions.

CJ
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