Have, Has, Had, Have had, Has had, Had had?? English grammar

This lesson is here to clarify the confusing forms of verb 'have' in different tenses.
have, has, have had, has had, had had
I explained each one separately with examples. Don't worry because you will learn them forever. That's a promise!
Leave a comment and ask your questions. I will definitely get back to you.
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00:00 introduction
01:40 have,has
02:29 had
03:23 have had, had had
05:54 had had
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- I have a really nice friend. / - He has a smoking habit. / - I have had a great English class about confusing verbs. / - She has had a great vacation in Iran. / - She has a cousin named Sapphire. / - They had an excellent English teacher. / - She has had the opportunity to study in Dubai. / - I had had a nice friend in college, her name was Ana. > Thank you so much Mina. I'm very happy to be learning English from you.

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I'm native a english speaker. Just realise today that I say have in two ways. Haf, and have. If I say, I have to have something, i will pronounce the first have with an f ending. It's obviously wrong, but in the sentense "I have to do to it." if I pronounce it with a v, it sounds weird. Just blew my mind lol I've never thought about it before

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Thanks for you sharing, these words I was so confused to use if I'm taking, now I understand how to used it. John has a car She have a girlfriend I had eaten lunch, is that correct

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It needs to be emphasised that past perfect is not used alone in a single sentence to convey a msg ..Right ? It always preceeds a past action. Past perfect is past of Past in simple terms. Pp is followed by simple past.Right? I had eaten an orange I had had an orange..it is not gramatically correct though it conveys the msg. It ought to be as under: I had had an organge before I ate my dinner. You have tried to clarify it. Best wishes. Happy Diwali.

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Past perfect is normally used in storytelling, which means it is followed by pther sentences to convey the meaning. By the term " p.p.", I mean past particle form of verb. For example" eaten "

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'Lend' means to give something to someone to be used for a period of time and then returned. 'Borrow' means to take and use something that belongs to someone else for a period of time and then return it.

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I have eaten a banana She has eaten a banana I had eaten a banana last night She has eaten a banana last night I had had meal before I went to dinner She had had new dress while she bought new one dress

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Ma'am what's P. P Verb? Anyone please reply me with my doubt @EnglishwithteacherMina

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It's past particle form of the verb, also known as third form of the verb. Like: eat, ate, eaten. "eaten" is the third form or p.p verb. Is that clear?

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