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>had had

>> No.22013147

> spaniard
> habia tenido

fix your language englishtards

>> No.22013149
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22013149

>could have

>> No.22013151

>>22013140
that that

>> No.22013157

>>22013140
Alright genius, what is a better word choice?

>> No.22013197

>>22013140
rite ow u wan, u giv fuks?

>> No.22013204

>>22013140
had had had (had is my protagonists name which is stylized in lowercase)

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>> No.22013302

>>22013140
All the knowledge I had had had had no effect on the outcome of this post.

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>had had
>it it
>to to
>you you

>> No.22013754

>>22013140
Guess someone needs to learn what the pluperfect form is. There’s a difference between “He had had a bad day” and “he had a bad day.” Stylistically it looks odd, sure (which is why I’d say just write it with a contraction: “He’d had a bad day”), but there’s a reason the pluperfect form exists.

>> No.22013761

>>22013140
Had the Haves had had to have had a ticket, the Haves would have had to have had money.

>> No.22013766

>>22013147
No