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Hello, cristlejbi — and welcome to English Forums. 'Had' has several uses. One use is just like any other verb: I had breakfast at 6 am / I ate muesli for breakfast.
- Hello, cristlejbi — and welcome to English Forums.
- 'Had' has several uses.
- One use is just like any other verb: I had breakfast at 6 am / I ate muesli for breakfast.
- I have had breakfast already / I have eaten my breakfast already.
- I had had breakfast when the phone rang / I had eaten breakfast when the phone rang.
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Hello, cristlejbi — and welcome to English Forums. 'Had' has several uses.
One use is just like any other verb: I had breakfast at 6 am / I ate muesli for breakfast. I have had breakfast already / I have eaten my breakfast already. I had had breakfast when the phone rang / I had eaten breakfast when the phone rang.
Another use
One use is just like any other verb: I had breakfast at 6 am / I ate muesli for breakfast. I have had breakfast already / I have eaten my breakfast already. I had had breakfast when the phone rang / I had eaten breakfast when the phone rang.
Another use
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Thanks a lot Mister micawber. It hepls me a lot in making a minutes in our meeting. Is it correct? I had already follow up to the owner for our roof top last week.
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It helps me a lot in taking minutes in our meeting. Is it correct? I had already followed the owner up to our roof top last week.
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its sounds to me a different meaning as you construct the sentence.
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Then please try to rephrase your original sentence or explain your meaning in more detail. Emoticons do not help communication.
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