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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
'Has she had her tonsils taken out yet?' 'has she has her tonsils taken out yet?'
Which one is grammatical? If both of them are which one sounds more natural?
Oh and what's that word again....idiomatic or something.... which means speaking like a
native english speaker.......
Grammar
One extremely confusing sentence..
'Has she had her tonsils taken out yet?' 'has she has her tonsils taken out yet?'
Which one is grammatical? If both of them are which one sounds more natural?
Oh and what's that word again....idiomatic or something.... which means speaking like a
native english speaker.......
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In the second one, "has" is not correct: it's a conjugated form, and you want the past participle there, "had"
- In the second one, "has" is not correct: it's a conjugated form, and you want the past participle there, "had"
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In the second one, "has" is not correct: it's a conjugated form, and you want the past participle there, "had"
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what's that word again...which means speaking like a native english speaker...
'Sloppy'?
MrP
(Only kidding. 'Idiomatic' is fine, JK.)
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