How to use ‘HAVE HAD’ correctly in one sentence? English Grammar Rules Lesson for Beginners

How to use ‘HAVE HAD’ correctly in one sentence? English Grammar Rules Lesson for Beginners by Rachna.
You have watched English Grammar videos about how to use have and had in English and know the grammar rules. But have you wondered how to use ‘have had’ together in one single sentence in an English conversation. Well, in today’s English Grammar lesson for beginners, understand this so that you don’t make any Grammar mistakes in English while speaking English or writing and IELTS test or an school exam. Clear this confusing grammar concept. This phrase even confuses students who appear for competitive exams such as Bank PO, UPSC as they know how to use have and had separately but using it together in one sentence is quite tricky. For more such English grammar lesson visit our channel and watch a library of more than 1300+ free English speaking practice lessons to improve your English and speak English fluently and confidently just like a native English speaker. We have videos for Personal development, Accent Training, American Accent, British English , IELTS training and coaching, Tips on How to speak English easily and much more to enhance your English communication skills.
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Ma'am why do you use since for yesterday. I am a bit confused. So, please help me out with this. Thank You

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Hi madam, can I use, I had my breakfast?

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She has had a headache since yesterday. In this does she is having headache right now from yesterday or now she is ok but was "having" it til today?? Plz reply ma'am thank u

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This is an amazing explanation. I HAVE HAD this confusion for such a long time.

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Wrong sentence.

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@@filimonhagos9281 I have been learning is appropriate here..

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@@hamzashahid6263 its wrong grammar not sentence HAHAHAHAH

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How can we add have/ had with adverbs of time as you did in She has had a headache since yesterday. This is incorrect

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I had a good past I have had a good past Which one is correct and why If anyone knows plz reply

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The 1 one is the correct one. Course if you say you've had a good past it means it continues till now.

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Greetings of the day. Have you had your breakfast? Is it correct??

[@Thezenzone11]

Yes correct

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When I saw these kind of sentences somewhere, I was totally confused with "Have Had". Now, I have total clear understanding about "Have Had". Thanks Mem. I will surely watch your all videos to learn English.

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I have had confusion about it for 2 years

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Can we say "she has been suffering from headache since yesterday".

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Question - if someone offers a job abroad - You reply I am having a ball here - can this having word be used? Since Am not eating as you said to use ING when in possession.

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Yes u can use having a ball bcoz its not a possession or a thing.. Its a feeling of joy n excitement

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Have is used only for possession of things.. I have two houses.. I have two apples.. I have two cars...

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I'm a first person see this video

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Use 'I'm "the" first person to watch this video' and not "a" because you are specifying about a particular noun. :)

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Suppose you have offs on Thurs,Fri,sat.You are talking to your friend on Tues (of the same week(sun to sat)). Wouldn't it be appropriate to say--"I have three offs this week"--.rather than using 'have had'.If your three offs have expired (say a Mon,Tue,Wed) and you are reporting on a friday, wouldn't it be appropriate then and only then to use "have had"??? Just asking

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What is offs in video

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I have had it(present perfect ) I had had it (past perfect) Had you had it, you would not have had/been there (condition) Madam also make lectures on "I have have + ____+___ I do not understand this format.. Well,magnificent lecture

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One of my most curious question. Why have had. Thanks mam for your explanation

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This lesson is very good. "ing" form must be used only for "ACTION VERBS" namely Walk - Walking, Jump - Jumping, Eat - Eating etc.

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Mam 6:28 how you could say this part of confusion is gone mam why not has gone please clear this confusion.

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It is so bcz she is teaching right at moment nd a bit earlier she explained the concept... some is" has bn used to show most recent past. Has usage gives the sense of past in terms of longevity.

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I mean exact time we can't say in present perfect tense madam?

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HAVE is used for : 1.1st person,2nd person pronouns,(singular and plural ) and for 3rd person pronoun ( only plural). Ex. I have,we have,you have, They have. HAS is used for only third person pronoun (singular only ) and Proper Noun ( singular name) Ex. He has,she has ,It has and Suresh has.etc. HAD is past perfect tense word. I had my lunch just now.. ( present perfect tense.) Here ,HAD confirms that lunch was eaten ( perfect ). JUST NOW is present time of completed action. HAD can be used for all three persons, (singular and plural)

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Great explanation Ma'am....on "have" verb that need to use when you Posses.Thanks for breif explanation..good learning.

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[@Thezenzone11]

Past.. I had an apple. Present i have had an apple.. Future.. Iwill be having an apple..

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Pl.keep your explanation very simple and precise. HAVE , HAS,HAD denotes, existing or non- existing possession.

[@sairamvinjamuri6161]

What about using "v1" after the "have had"? like in any sentence if I don't know the v3 form of a verb, then can we use "have had + v1". I guess "had + v1" will replace the v3 when we frame a sentence along with "have" like I have had take (v1) ... . Lets pretend that I don't know the v3 form of a verb "request" and I framed the sentence like "I have had request for a leave on Friday", Is this correct? and the regular one could be "I have requested for a leave on Saturday". In fact I don't want to use v3 in any sentence at all and few people may not aware of verb forms clearly. So can we frame any sentence this way (using have had + v1 and without v3). If it is correct then I will stop using v3 in all of my sentences. May be it does not make sense but please correct me if I am wrong? PLEASE HELP !!

[@azeempasha758]

There is no such rule which you're telling, it's very simple, there are 2 types of have, 1. Have as Auxiliary verb, 2. Have as proper verb so for possession the "Have" which is used is Auxiliary verb and it doesn't have the past participle or "ing" form so you can't use "having" and as far as "Have" which is verb is concerned, it does have a past participle which is "had" and ing form which is "having".

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I've had my dinner . in this sentence my dinner had been done but still i used 'have had' and u said 'have had' can be used only when something is still going on . so will u sort this for me..?

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I jave had my dinner is a comoleted action. It means that you jave finished your dinner. Have had combo works as present perfect continuous when time frame is mentioned there..like since morning ..for 2 hours..etc like that. Hope you get your answer.

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I had been wondering about the 'have had' until I watched this video. Thanks!

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I also have been wondering about "have had " until I watched this video

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I had seen it...i have seen it...which one is right...plz plz reply...its really racking my brain..

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The word "off" is either an adverb or a preposition. When it is used as a noun, it is never meant "day-off" (=away from work) or "off-day" (=a bad day). "off" cannot be used the way it is used in the video.

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The several months-long lockdown has made many people lazy. Especially the students have had this problem for a long time. They are lagging behind in every aspect because of staying outside the classroom environment for a long time.

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But sometime woman said, "honey, I am having a baby!" after taking the pregnancy test or during delivering. In this case, this ing doesn't have to do with eating...and you said ing can't be used as a possession for the verb have. Is this an exception?

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I don't understand the first example why u don't put "having" as she is feeling headache..ongoing action uk Anyone here?

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Is it correct....He is having a relationship with his Sister's friend......

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You mean....the headache started yesturday and still you hv headache. The meaning of has had

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What is the meaning of probably?? Can any one explain plz... Cz i heard most of the people using it...

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You thought that we can use it as PPCT but How can we use this with verbs I've been doing this project since monday. How can you write this by using the Have Had

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[@zeshan5954]

I have a confusion with your last tense. I have had four meeting this month. Is this have comes under possession? And if this is true so why I can not use have had with tense " how long have you been having guitar lessons" why not have had in this scenario. Isn't the both scenarios similar? Please enhlisgthen me on this thankyou

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I think present perfect tense doesn't support time indicator yesterday madam

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I have had my work Please correct it if it's wrong

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Madam Excellent explanation about have had. God bless you. 👏🙏

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