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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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What is the meaning of a sentence in which has/have and had come together.
  

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Without the sentence, it is difficult to extract its meaning.

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Without the sentence, it is difficult to extract its meaning.
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'I have had dreams and I have had nightmares. This is the sentence
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Anonymoushas/have and had come together
This is the present perfect tense of "have". It is formed for "have" the same as for any other verb. It just looks strange because "have" is used both as an auxiliary to form the perfect aspect and as the main verb (past participle form).

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