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Ewan Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"I have had..." and "I had had..."
Could anyone tell me when can I use "I have had..." and "I had had..." and what is the grammatical rule for using it.
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Hi Ewan, Welcome to the forum. You are asking a very general question about the difference between two tenses. The best thing is to read about these in a good grammar book, or get basic information from your teacher if you go to English lessons.
- Hi Ewan, Welcome to the forum.
- You are asking a very general question about the difference between two tenses.
- The best thing is to read about these in a good grammar book, or get basic information from your teacher if you go to English lessons.
- Is it possible for you to do that?
- Then after that, if you want to write some sentences and post them here, we can give you specific help.
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Hi Ewan,
Welcome to the forum. You are asking a very general question about the difference between two tenses. The best thing is to read about these in a good grammar book, or get basic information from your teacher if you go to English lessons. Is it possible for you to do that?
Then after that, if you want to write some sentences and post them here, we can give you specific hel
Welcome to the forum. You are asking a very general question about the difference between two tenses. The best thing is to read about these in a good grammar book, or get basic information from your teacher if you go to English lessons. Is it possible for you to do that?
Then after that, if you want to write some sentences and post them here, we can give you specific hel
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