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Your sentence is in the past perfect and would be appropriate in certain situations (if you mention a past action between the dinner and the present). If you are asking a friend about the immediate time, the present perfect is better. [ Hi, John.
- Your sentence is in the past perfect and would be appropriate in certain situations (if you mention a past action between the dinner and the present).
- If you are asking a friend about the immediate time, the present perfect is better.
- [ Hi, John.
- It's 6:30 in the evening.
- Have you had your dinner?
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Your sentence is in the past perfect and would be appropriate in certain situations (if you mention a past action between the dinner and the present). If you are asking a friend about the immediate time, the present perfect is better.
[ Hi, John. It's 6:30 in the evening. Have you had your dinner? ]
[ Hi, John. It's 6:30 in the evening. Have you had your dinner? ]
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