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Willowz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
When to use 'have had'?
Hello, I am wondering when can I use properly, 'have had'. As an odd example,
'Some parents should have never have had children.' Is that correct?
'Some parents should have never have had children.' Is that correct?
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' Is that correct? Too many words! It should be this: Some parents should never have had children.
- ' Is that correct?
- Too many words!
- It should be this: Some parents should never have had children.
- CJ
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willowz'Some parents should have never have had children.' Is that correct?Too many words! It should be this:
Some parents should never have had children.
CJ
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Thanks. Can you tell me or redirect me somewhere where I can find out when to use 'have had'?
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I'm sorry, but I don't think there is anything availble that is so specific.
Look for material on verb tenses, either on this site (Use the search box) or through Google.
In your example you also have a modal verb (should), so it might help you to learn about modal verbs as well, and you can search in the same ways for that.
CJ
Look for material on verb tenses, either on this site (Use the search box) or through Google.
In your example you also have a modal verb (should), so it might help you to learn about modal verbs as well, and you can search in the same ways for that.
CJ
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