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Haseebraza Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Use of have had and had had together.

I need some rules information about the use of have had and had had together. can someone help me in this regard and sent some practice exercises in printable form.

haseeb raza
  

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have had for present perfect tense, and had had for past perfect tense.

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  • have had for present perfect tense, and had had for past perfect tense.
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have had for present perfect tense, and had had for past perfect tense.
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say someone asks u did u have ur food and u have just finished u cud put it in a statement as u had had ur food, which wud mean u just finished eating
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haseebrazathe use of have had and had had together
It's not usual to use these together. Post some sentences that illustrate what you mean by 'using them together', and we may be able to help you better.

CJ
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