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Hitchiker Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

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1. I had my dinnerr
2.I have my dinner.
3.I have had my dinner
4.I had had my dinner

Explain me the difference of each above sentences and how its meaning differs.my second sentence is wrong,but could you please tell me why it is wrong.

Can we use 'has has' to describe any past action.

I know its wrong,but need your explanation
  

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hitchiker 1. I know its wrong,but need your explanation A. X (past)--------> I had had my dinner.

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  • hitchiker 1.
  • I know its wrong,but need your explanation A.
  • X (past)--------> I had had my dinner.
  • -----------> I had my dinner.
  • ------------> I have had my dinner.
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hitchiker1. I had my dinnerr2.I have my dinner.3.I have had my dinner4.I had had my dinnerExplain me the difference of each above sentences and how its meaning differs.my second sentence is wrong,but could you please tell me why it is wrong.Can we use 'has has' to describe any past action.I know its wrong,but need your explanation
A. X (past)-------->
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I have my dinner at 6 pm every day. (present habit)

I had my dinner at 5 pm yesterday. (definite past)

I have already had my dinner today. (indefinite past)

I had already had my dinner before my friends arrived. (past of the past)

CJ
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