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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
To have had or to have
Can any body help me as to how I need to use this few words and when Should I use this.
I have come to have seen OR I have come to see your house
I have come to have seen OR I have come to see your house
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Hello Guest You would say: 'I have come to see your house'. MrP
- Hello Guest You would say: 'I have come to see your house'.
- MrP
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Hello Guest
You would say: 'I have come to see your house'.
MrP
You would say: 'I have come to see your house'.
MrP
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