No. Where did you get the idea that they might have the same meaning?Is theseDo "have had", "has had", and "had had" have the same meaningwithas "has been", "have been", and "had been"?
I saw it on YouTube.No. Where did you get the idea that they might have the same meaning?
Sorry, I'm late. Refer this link/video.In that case, give us the link to that video please.
That video is 24 minutes long. At what point does the speaker say or imply what you said above?Sorry,I'mfor the late reply/response.Refer thisHere's the link to that video.
Is these "have had, has had, and had had" have the same meaning with has been, have been, and had been?
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