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MustAsk Posted 11 years ago
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The walls were a lovely reddish-brown color
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The walls were a lovely reddish-brown color
Would 'have' ever work here?
The walls had a lovely reddish-brown color.
Thank you!
The walls were a lovely reddish-brown color
Would 'have' ever work here?
The walls had a lovely reddish-brown color.
Thank you!
Top answer
The walls had a lovely reddish-brown color. Yes.
- The walls had a lovely reddish-brown color.
- Yes.
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MustAskWould 'have' ever work here?The walls had a lovely reddish-brown color.Yes.
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I'm still a little bit confused.
What color is the car?
What color does the car have?
Are both of these valid?
What color is the car?
What color does the car have?
Are both of these valid?
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MustAskWhat color is the car?What color does the car have?The second is not natural English. The normal verb for colour in English is BE - 'The car is brown'. Occasionally, as with your original question, HAVE is possible, but you are always safer with BE.
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