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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Present perfect continuous

Hello,

1. We had an enjoyable holiday.

I think the meaning of 'had' in the above sentence is 'experienced'. Is it correct?

The above sentence (1) is to be changed into the present perfect tense.

(A). We have been having enjoyable holiday.

Is the above (A) correct?

Any other way to write the same.

Could anyone please here help me?

Thanks.
  

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hanuman_2000 I think the meaning of 'had' in the above sentence is 'experienced'. Is it correct? Yes.

— GPY

  • hanuman_2000 I think the meaning of 'had' in the above sentence is 'experienced'.
  • Is it correct?
  • Yes.
  • Direct substitution would create a somewhat clunky sentence though.
  • hanuman_2000 (A).
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hanuman_2000I think the meaning of 'had' in the above sentence is 'experienced'. Is it correct?
Yes. Direct substitution would create a somewhat clunky sentence though.
hanuman_2000(A). We have been having enjoyable holiday.Is the above (A) correct?
"We have been having an enjoyable holiday" is correct.
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