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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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what does "has had" mean?
What does "has had or have had" mean?
Does it mean present tense or past tense? can you give me an example? Thank you
She has had been with him for 5 years. Does this sentence mean she is still with him
Does it mean present tense or past tense? can you give me an example? Thank you
She has had been with him for 5 years. Does this sentence mean she is still with him
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This sentence is not correct. Here are two that are OK: a) She has been with him for five years. b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
- This sentence is not correct.
- Here are two that are OK: a) She has been with him for five years.
- b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
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This sentence is not correct. Here are two that are OK:
a) She has been with him for five years.
b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
a) She has been with him for five years.
b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
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This sentence is not correct. Here are two that are OK:
a) She has been with him for five years.
b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
a) She has been with him for five years.
b) She had been with him for five years before they split up.
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