have had / has had

An English teacher shows how the verb "have" is formed in the present perfect tense. This is the third in a series of videos. The first was for the verb "be" in the present perfect tense. The second video was for the verb "do" in the present perfect tense. These three verbs--be, do, and have--are very common in spoken English, so they must be mastered in the present perfect tense.
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[@augusto321]

Hi Paul, a couple of paramount questions for a foreign learner of English. The first, at 6:00' : what did you eat today? VS what did you have to eat today? VS what have you had to eat today? Now, what's their different meaning if any? When would u use one rather than the other (I mean in which different context)? Which one is the most used in everyday spoken English? Second point, at 9:20': “It's important FOR the helping verb TO match that answer here” This is a sentence with a “weird” structure for a foreign learner of English. For instance, in Italian/French and Spanish is given with a subjunctive NOT an infinitive :/. It would be useful a lesson on this topic, cause this kind of sentence (FOR.....TO....) is very frequent. Have a good day and thanks for your great lessons!

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

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[@Barıs19820]

if a person says "enough", we realize that has had more than it needs.

[@croqtube]

You cleared up much of my confusion. Thank you sir!👍

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[@Barıs19820]

"...had to eat today."...It don't touch the present, but still deserves the "present perfect tense". Because it mentions about an experience.

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[@Barıs19820]

If my friend asks me "What did you do today?", I reply "I have had to eat at ...". If he offers to eat, "I ate" I say.

[@mikeayodele3451]

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[@mohamedhamiid3426]

This is helpful lesson with a good explanation

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

First of all, thanks for the lesson. Sir, it would be great if you make a video about all these tenses . By the way, you never respond to your comments. Please, do us some honor and give a like

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[@Barıs19820]

When we see the word "have", imagine the possession, whereas he has had it as a tenant for two years.

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Future perfect continuous tense kindly teach

[@adrian3747_]

thanks i still get confused on how to properly use

[@rkm823]

There is a question in my mind Normally we use "there" with "indefinite nouns" But. In this case i used "definite noun " with "There " in Subordinate Clause. This is the time when "there" is my bike. Q1) Is "THERE" word adverb of place in this sentence.

[@Abdi_sulaiman]

Have you had your breakfast today ? Yes , i have had a breakfast today. Is that correct ?

[@munirmohamedabdallaomar8230]

For possession : can I say " how long have you been having" ?

[@siphilipe]

Always great explanations. And you deserve an eraser next time. Haha…

[@КонстантинРюмкин]

I' ve once had a wife...but this good day already has gone.

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Have you had a good day ? Interrogative sentences

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[@jaryh7814]

is it correct to say 'have you ever eaten...'

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[@Myworldmyvision]

This is a great lesson for me and probably for all Asian English learners.

[@user-ukraine78]

I haven't ever had such a lesson before. Thank you.