had had

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Alexander remembered, then, that he had not asked when the horse was first called Thunder, or if it had had another name.
My sister later told me that during her pregnancy she had had an irrational fear that her baby was going to be born deformed.
She had had a great doubt and terror lest Arthur should not know her, but that pang was spared to her, in part at least.
If I had had the time to be a proper mother to my family, I could have saved you from so much trouble.
She said she had had a good mind to stay home and nurse her cold, but she came to work anyway.
"You ignored My warning, " said He to man, as woman wailed pathetically that she had had nothing to do with it.
He had had apparently run out of oxygen about 300 metres below the summit, on his way down.
When I told him that his father had had a heart attack and had been sent to hospital, he looked as if he didn't car about it.
Yes, I had had fun. Yes, I felt as if I had grown a little closer to my boys.
I informed him I had had the honour of being in the firm twenty years, to which he insolently replied that I "looked it. "
This had been her motive in going to her cousin's. Mr. Yates's convenience had had nothing to do with it.
It was more than I had had in my hands at one time for several years. I felt elated, as though perhaps a new life was opening before me.
Even she had had her strong points and had at least helped him a lot with her money.
He says very frankly that if he had had charge of it things might have turned out differently.
In the street I met a boy, who was crying as if his heart would break and said, when I spoke to him, that he had had no food for two days.
What he had had of value was his mind and his persistence and his writing skills, and those, actually, he had taken with him.
As for Cosette, she had had Toussaint take some broth to her room, and did not make her appearance until evening.
Marius had had a furnace in his brain all day long; now it was a whirlwind.
As for Aunt Pitty, she was nervously trying to stifle a belch, for the rooster they had had for supper was a tough old bird.
If he had had more common sense in spending, he might have been out of the woods financially by now.
I think this an unnecessary expense, but Lupin said he had had a piece of luck, having made three pounds out a private deal in the City.
Just eight months into their marriage, Amy and Cody Waddell had not been very amorous since Cody admitted he had had an affair.
Though Rebecca had had the better of him, George was above the meanness of tale-bearing or revenge upon a lady.
How would you react if you were to learn that your mate had had a lover of the same sex before you know each other?
The number of males who reported that they had had at least one alcoholic drink less than one day per week during the last month was 120 .
Desperate, she had had almost all her hair cut off, which had made her look even younger than her thirty-something years.
The Foundry said it had had "a little bit of contact" with Disney over the issue, according to Sydney's Daily Telegraph newspaper.
网络释义

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英语过去式大全_百度知道 ... 成长 grew grown 有 had had 听到 heard heard ...

过去完成时

have的形式是什么_百度知道 ... 现在完成时 have had 过去完成时 had had 将来时 will have ...

过去完成式

if 句的动词用过去完成式(had had)，主要句动词用 would 或could + have + 过去分词(bought)(48) 表示一种愿望，通常用动词 wi…

过去之前已发生

这句的强调点，是某行为在过去之前已发生 (had had)。而另一个 "have had"，则表示现在已有。
更新时间：2025-04-24 00:01

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