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Master English Time: HAVE, HAVE HAD, HAD HAD, WILL HAVE HAD
Had had may look wrong, but it’s one of the most useful grammar patterns in English. In this class, I explain why it’s actually correct English and how it helps us talk about events at different points in time. We’ll look at the difference between have, have had, had had, and will have had, and I’ll show you how these forms help us move between the present, past, and future with much greater precision. I’ll also connect these words and ideas with the perfect grammar tenses you have probably heard of – but only after you understand why we use them.
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Thank you very much James ☺️
it was a great lesson and i learned a lot from it.
Thanks 👍 so much
What a guy
Great lesson and very clear! Thanks :-)
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I will have learned English by December 2026.
5/10 yeahh :) So cool lesson!
I have to learn English more.
I have had learning English.
I had had learn English.
I will have had learn English.
I should have studied a little more English.
I’m interested in speaking English professionally and politely.
Thank you, James, for explaining the difference between those words :)
Anyone from 2026
Yes! 👀️