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Jigneshbharati Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

That has had

"We’d like to thank all involved for their commitment to this important body of research that has had a global impactfrom Mongolia to South Africa."
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Please explain the use of "has had" in "has had a global impact...".
Is "had" in "has had" the main verb? What does "had" mean in that that-clause""?
  

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Jigneshbharati Is "had" in "has had" the main verb? What does "had" mean in that that-clause""? The verb is "have".

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  • Jigneshbharati Is "had" in "has had" the main verb?
  • What does "had" mean in that that-clause""?
  • The verb is "have".
  • The tense is present perfect.
  • Do you understand the verb "have" in this sentence?
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JigneshbharatiIs "had" in "has had" the main verb? What does "had" mean in that that-clause""?

The verb is "have".

The tense is present perfect.

Do you understand the verb "have" in this sentence?

Some research has a global impact and some does not.

If you do, you can understand the different tenses, because only the tim

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