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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Use of "Have Had"
Hello everyone,
Of late I have been working on improving my English language speaking and writing skills. I have come across a number of sentences which use "Have Had" like, "I have had my dinner", "He has had his kidney removed". So my question is that in what cases do we use "Have Had" together? is there any verb tense associated with it? I just don't get the criterion of this?
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Thank you
Of late I have been working on improving my English language speaking and writing skills. I have come across a number of sentences which use "Have Had" like, "I have had my dinner", "He has had his kidney removed". So my question is that in what cases do we use "Have Had" together? is there any verb tense associated with it? I just don't get the criterion of this?
Waiting for replies!
Thank you
Top answer
'Have had' is present perfect and is used precisely the same as are 'have gone', 'have eaten', have played', etc.
- 'Have had' is present perfect and is used precisely the same as are 'have gone', 'have eaten', have played', etc.
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'Have had' is present perfect and is used precisely the same as are 'have gone', 'have eaten', have played', etc.
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