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when do we use has had, have had, or had had?

is it necessary to use those or does it make difference if we only use has,had and have alone.kinda confusing

2011년 9월 6일 오후 3:57
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2011년 9월 6일

<em>The two words are serving different purposes. The first is a helper to set the tense. The second is the main verb. See the following example.</em>

I have eaten too much for lunch.

(have = helper      eaten = main verb)

I had eaten too much for lunch before I went back to work.

(had = helper         eaten = main verb)

<em>But if I change the main verb from 'eat'  to 'have' you get the following:</em>

I have had too much for lunch.

(have = helper      had = main verb)

I had had too much for lunch before I went back to work.

(had = helper         had = main verb)

2011년 9월 6일

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