HAVE HAD / HAS HAD / HAD HAD - Are these correct? - English Grammar Made Easy

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@@LearnEnglishLab sir what is the difference between ‘I had my dinner.’ and ‘I had had my dinner.’

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@@albertodelrio5966 1) I had lunch or I ate lunch ( simple past) though latter sentence sounds weird therefore we write it as the former sentence. 2) I had had lunch ( past perfect)

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There is mistake in your sentence that is I have been trying not I been trying

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Sir. I have been finding it difficult to understand "Had had" and "Have had,"But your teaching made me know how the both works in a giving sentence.Thank you.

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This is one of those things you learn subconsciously as a native speaker. Most people couldn't explain it well if you asked why they said that in that way. Kudos to you! You are probably teaching native speakers why they do that, too.

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1- I've had a headache since morning. 2- i've had my mobile for the last two years. 3- i've had my brother since he was born 4- We've had house since we got married 5- john has had a guitar last two years. 6- a day before yesterday she had had a bad day. 7- yesterday i had chicken for Dinner. 8- she hasn't had got anything to eat yet. 9- i haven't had anything to eat since morning. 10- she has had only one one mobile since she born 11-before you came i had had my breakfast. 12- she was Looking for a job before she got a job.

[@xtxmidnightxtx1784]

To help everyone who is learning English, just fixing some errors: 4- We've had a house ever since we got married. 5- John has had a guitar for the last two years 6- The day before yesterday she had had a bad day 8- She hasn't had anything to eat yet 11- I had my breakfast before you came

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Thank you so much for such a great lesson 1. We have had our targets. 2. he has had so much from his previous job. 3. The train left, when we had had our tickets.

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Thank you!!! 1. I've not had lucky to be studying in a private University. 2. We've had a good experiencie like that. 3. They've had troubles with their job papers. 4. He had had inconvinients with his new house. 5. I have prepared coffe this morning . She has had to travel to her hometown this morning. 6. Since He's had this job, he has not time for his family

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You have had cleared my all doubts about using have had together. Wow! Thank you for your great efforts to make us understand.

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[@SoulMusic110-11]

I've had this car for 7months (own) I've had 3 daughters (relationship) I had had coke when my friend arrived (drink) I've just had pizza (Eating) She's had tour this year

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I've just had pizza (Eaten)

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e.g. 1. He is sneezing again so I think he has had a cold. 2. He had had the cake before I reached. 3. They already had had the cake by the time I reached. 4. I have had four flats across India in last 5 years. Ganesh sir... Let me know if they all are correct or not..

[@LearnEnglishLab]

They are all grammatically correct, but a couple of suggestions: (1) "He keeps sneezing" is better (2&3) It's better to say "had eaten" here because you want to focus on the fact that the cake is gone. But "had had" is also correct.

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Should it be He has had the cake before I reached?

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Agent Paper no.. It must be had had only

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deepak joshi , it is only says that u have flat but says nothing about from when , The upper Sentence talks completely about things have done Thnks

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HAD HAD is killing me. However, your explanation is exquisite and your knowledge of how to use have, had, and has shines ✨ through. Thank you for simplifying it for us.

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"If I had had only one dad, I would have had to accept or reject his advice." Sir kindly explain this.

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Awesome video. Thanks a lot. ☺ And I've a question : Can't we use, " I have eaten my lunch. " In spite of, " I have had lunch. " Or both can be used interchangeably?

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My question aswell pls reply .

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Yeah you can use I have eaten my lunch have had /has had/ had had is used to shorten the sentence which native speaker use and now it became common

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“Communities in Thailand and Indonesia had had no warning of the tsunami” I don’t get it, please explain

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It means that there is no warning (before it happened) of the Tsunami, and the Tsunami already happened. Im learning too.. so others please correct me.

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In d others way u could say " both countries didn't have any warning of d tsunami"

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It means communities in Thailand and Indonesia had got no warning of the tsunami. First "had" shows tense of the sentence that event happened in past. Second "had" shows possession..like i got no information or i had no information. I hope it will help u a lil bit in understanding the concept.

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