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This tag is used for questions about such structure as [have + noun/NP + verb/compliment] in a way that talks about how the subject of the sentence experiences what is described in the have phrase. Note: please be careful with using this tag. Do not use it if you are asking about "have to" expressing necessity or will. Also do not use it if you are asking about caustive have.
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How to understand "I had two try"
There are a couple of things about this sentence which make it tricky, but I don't think it's outside the range of what would be considered normal for spoken English (remember it's a quote of what a c …
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