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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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person1: I just finished my art exam.
person2: You have/had exams? (I think have is okay as well cause I may also be referring to exams the next days. "Had" is also acceptable because it may refer to the past exam.)

Please tell me what is right to say in a conversation/grammatically correct.
  

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Anonymous person1: I have just finished my art exam. It can go without have but I considerit a better style. Anonymous Person2: Have you had exams?

— Fandorin

  • Anonymous person1: I have just finished my art exam.
  • It can go without have but I considerit a better style.
  • Anonymous Person2: Have you had exams?
  • Did you have exams?
  • In informal speech you can say: You have exams?
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Anonymousperson1: I have just finished my art exam.
It can go without have but I considerit a better style.
Anonymous Person2: Have you had exams? Did you have exams?
In informal speech you can say: You have exams? You had exams? And both will suffice.
AnonymousI think "have" is okay as well
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Fandorin
Anonymous Person2: Have you had exams? Did you have exams?
In informal speech you can say: You have exams? You had exams? And both will suffice.
You said I could use "have". If it doesn't refer to the future exams, then what does it refer to?
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