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Shivraj singh Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

When we can use` have and has ' together?

1) I am sorry, if you have had suffered because of me.
2) I am sorry, if you have suffered because of me.

I want to know the difference between the above sentences. Please suggest.
Thanks
SHIVRAJ SINGH
(FROM INDIA)
  

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The words "have" and "had" appear one after the other when using the present or future perfect tense with "have" as a main verb. Example: I have had a bad cold for days. By next month, he will have had that car for two years.

— Taiwandave

  • The words "have" and "had" appear one after the other when using the present or future perfect tense with "have" as a main verb.
  • Example: I have had a bad cold for days.
  • By next month, he will have had that car for two years.
  • In your two sentences the main verb is "suffer".
  • Therefore the "had" in sentence 1 shouldn't be there.
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The words "have" and "had" appear one after the other when using the present or future perfect tense with "have" as a main verb. Example:

I have had a bad cold for days.
By next month, he will have had that car for two years.

In your two sentences the main verb is "suffer". Therefore the "had" in sentence 1 shouldn't be there. Also, the comma doesn't belong in either sent
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