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Dastparvardeh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Which one is better?

Hi,

"I didn't have access to internet for two days"

"I hadn't have access to internet for two days"

please correct me. thanks
  

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dastparvardeh Please correct me. Hi, I haven't been granted access to the Internet for two days. I haven't had access to the Internet for two days.

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  • dastparvardeh Please correct me.
  • Hi, I haven't been granted access to the Internet for two days.
  • I haven't had access to the Internet for two days.
  • Regards
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dastparvardehPlease correct me.
Hi,

I haven't been granted access to the Internet for two days.

I haven't had access to the Internet for two days.

Regards
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thank you.

now is this correct if I say:

"I haven't had access to the Internet for two days, and I couldn't answer your email."

or this one is the correct one:

"I haven't had access to the Internet for two days, and I couldn't have answered your email."

sorry if I'm asking simple stupid questions.
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I hadn't haveaccess [N] Emotion: shake

You have to have a past participle when forming a perfect tense. hadn't had.
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CalifJim
You have to have a past participle when forming a perfect tense. hadn't had.
Yeah!

I think I made a typo
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Hi,

I haven't had access to the Internet for two days, and have not been able to respond to your email.

Regards
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hi

it's : i havn't had access to internet = i have not had access to internet

S + HAVE OR HASE + NOTE + PAST PARTICIPLE (NEGATIVE FORM)
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Yeah!

I think I made a typo

OK. Got it. [Y]

CJ
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