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  • Hi friends, I feel a little lazy right now, that's because “I have just had my lunch”,

  • well, did you hear what I just said? ‘I have just had my lunch’, and yes well this

  • is what today's lesson is all about, “using have had and has hadin English. So this

  • lesson is for all the subscribers who have kept requesting for this lesson and tell us

  • how we usehave hadin English, so well this is for all of you out there. Now first

  • let's understand, you can use, “has hadandhave hadin English, okay? It is

  • absolutely correct. You can use the structure in these ways. Now first before we understand

  • examples and the usage ofhave had’, let's understand how do we get this have had,

  • okay? Now I've put a small sentence here, “I eat my lunch”, okay? Supposing I tell

  • you I eat my lunch and the same thing I can say using have where have place the main verb

  • of eating, it replaces the verb eating and you say, “I have my lunch”, okay? Now

  • if you notice, both these sentences are in the simple present, okay? Now supposing if

  • I put it in the continuous, you get, “I am eating”, alright? ‘I am eatingwhere

  • eatgoes in theingand you have a supporting verbam’, eating this is

  • your present continuous. Now instead of saying, ‘I'm eating’ I can also say, ‘I'm having

  • my lunch right now’, right? Wherehaveis replacing, ‘eating’. So I do the same

  • thing, I put, “I am having my lunch right now, I'll call you later”, right? So this

  • is what I do in the present continuous. Now if I have to put it in the present perfect,

  • I'm going to say, “I…” well do you rememberpresent perfect tense’? The verb goes

  • in thepast participleform, so you have eaten, okay? And remember you always

  • use a supporting verb, ‘havein the present perfect tense and then it is, “I have eaten”,

  • that means the action is completed. Now the same way how I put this verb in the past participle,

  • I'm going to do exactly the same thing here, so ‘I’ okay, the third form of thishave

  • ishad’, so you sayhad’, right? Now to make it a present perfect tense, you

  • always usehaveand this is where I get my, “have had”. So, well have had

  • is nothing but the present perfect tense, okay? Now we're going to take a look at some

  • sentences and see when you can usehave hadorhas hadin a sentence. So

  • as you just learned, ‘have hadis nothing but the present perfect tense. Now let's see

  • how do we use them in sentences, my first one, “they have had three chocolates today.”

  • So, wellhave hadyour means, ‘they have eaten’, okay? And why am I using a

  • present perfect tense? Because the action is completed but the time, ‘today’, is

  • not completed. So, “theyhave hadthree chocolates today”, okay? Now well

  • you can usehaveas a main verb and you want to sayhave lunch’, ‘have

  • a meal’, ‘have breakfast’, ‘have a small argument’, ‘have a chat’, ‘have

  • a word with someone’, ‘have opportunity’ ‘have a good sleep’, ‘have some time

  • to yourself’, right? So that is how we usehavewith various things. The next one,

  • has she ever had Chinese food?” now if you see I've used, ‘hashere, that is

  • because we are talking about thethird person singular’. Well friends I hope you

  • remember the rules of a present tense, “I have,” “you have”, “he, she, it has

  • okay? So it's the same ashave hadonly because of third person, we sayhas she

  • ever had…’ Now well this is a question, “has she ever had Chinese food?” Now why

  • do we use a present perfect here? Because I want to say so far, till date, ‘has she

  • ever had Chinese foodand that is how we usehadagain, here to mean has she

  • ever eaten, has she ever tried, has she ever tasted Chinese food, okay? So this is how

  • we use it in the present perfect tense. The next example, “Tom has had a beard for many

  • yearsnow well ideally, ideally okay, we could, we should be saying, “Tom has been

  • havingright? Because I'm talking about many years, so maybe three years ago, the

  • action started when he grew a beard and till today he has a beard. So we should be saying,

  • has been havingbut like I always tell you, ‘havedoes not take aning

  • form when you talk about possessing something, it never goes in the ing form, so we have

  • no option but to put it in the present perfect tense, to show that an action started in the

  • past and is still continuing till date. So here I say, “Tom has had a beard for many

  • yearsso we usehave hadorhas had’, when we cannot puthavewhich

  • is the main verb in this case, in theingform, to denote that an action has been going

  • on for a long time, so what we do is, we put it in the present perfect tense, remember

  • becausehavedoes not go in theingform, alright? So here we have another present

  • perfect tense, which is actually trying to express an action that has been happening

  • over a long period of time, soTom has had a beard for many years”. AgainTom

  • is the third person singular, so we usehas’, okay? I hope this is clear. Let's move on

  • to the next example, “I have had a bad cold for many days”, now imagine last week I

  • had a cold and it's still there, I feel suffocated, I feel sick, okay? So I'm going to tell you,

  • I have a bad cold. Well again ideally I should be saying, “I have been having…” but

  • havedoes not go withing’, so I put it in the present perfect tense like

  • this, to show that the action has been happening over a period of time, maybe a few days, few

  • years, few months or few weeks, okay? So “I have had a bad cold for many days.” That

  • means I still have the cold, okay? If I'm just gonna say, “I had a coldthat means

  • I'm fine right now, but what I want to tell you is, ‘I still have a coldokay and

  • it's been there for many days. So that is how I'm going to usehave had a bad cold’,

  • okay? And my last example, “By next month I will have had that car for two years

  • okay now supposing this month, I completed the one year and 11 months using the car,

  • okay but by next month if you see by next month I will be completing two years, so I'm

  • going to tell you, “I willhave hadnow I have used, ‘have hadokay but here

  • I'm giving you an example of a future perfect tense so I say, “I will have hadso by

  • next month I will be completing two years of owning this car, so I can't say, ‘I will

  • have been havingagain because we do not usehavewith theing’, so I tell

  • you, “I will have had that car for two years”. So this is a future perfect tense. Okay friends,

  • well and this is how you usehave hadin a sentence, so please don't get confused,

  • it's very simple, it is nothing but thepresent perfect tense’. Okay friends, I hope you

  • enjoyed watching this lesson, please do put in your comments and queries if any, I'll

  • be back soon with a new lesson till then, take care and bye.

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