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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Hye everyone! could you please tell me which one is gramatically right?
"It is like to handle any situation deliberately without having had any experience of handling these kind of problems"
"It is like to handle any situation deliberately without having any experience of handling these kind of problems"
Having had or simply having which one is correct. I will be very thankful, if You take a look at these.
"It is like to handle any situation deliberately without having had any experience of handling these kind of problems"
"It is like to handle any situation deliberately without having any experience of handling these kind of problems"
Having had or simply having which one is correct. I will be very thankful, if You take a look at these.
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silak12 H i everyone! could you please tell me which one is gramatically right? "It is like handling any situation deliberately without having ( had ) any experience of handling th o se kind s of problems .
- silak12 H i everyone!
- could you please tell me which one is gramatically right?
- "It is like handling any situation deliberately without having ( had ) any experience of handling th o se kind s of problems .
- " The meaning is the same with and without "had".
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silak12Hi everyone! could you please tell me which one is gramatically right?
"It is like handling any situationdeliberatelywithout having (had) any experience of handling th
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