Sep 22, 2023 · google searches for example of "hadn't had (V3 form of common verbs)" hardly show any results, but there are still few. So I assume this is just incorrect usages of this non-existing form. But then there is the "plusplusperfect" term which I have come across (for example "hadn't have happened"), which is a gramatically accepted, but …

Dec 9, 2012 · Hello Everyone, I was going through an article and I found the following sentence construction. The boy was bitten by snake. The snake had bitten the boy. As per the English Grammar rule with 'had' we should use V3 form of verb, but here with 'was' V3 form of verb is used. I will be thankful...

Jan 11, 2017 · Second, I again really can't deduce meaning of sentences that use having+v3 structure except by one that is at the beginning of a sentence. (i.e. having worked - After he has worked) What are the forms of having+v3 and being+v3 except by I have just mentioned exceptions and short form of adjective clause.

Nov 28, 2021 · We were taught at school that condition 3 (would+have+v3) is used for unreal past, which means "there is no more chance for it to happen in the other way around" such as "if you had driven the car carefully, he would not have died".

Mar 28, 2017 · Both your sentences are incorrect (never use has or had to form a past modal): When talking about something that didn’t happen in the past, many English speakers use the conditional perfect (if I would have done) when they should be using the past perfect (if I …

Why was "had been engaged" used in this sentence. Is it wrong to say "The couple have been engaged since the summer"? Is this sentence in passive voice so "had been + past participle" used? PS: I read other questions on stackexchange about tenses, but I couldn't understand why was had been + past participle used in the sentence.

Oct 25, 2018 · Sub + have+ V3 (Here had is past participle) (here John should have gone to the movie if didn't to go for medicine) Have + had to + V1 also gives the same meaning as should, must, ought to in Past period Past Perfect tense: Sub + had + V3 this tense shows the just completed actions in past period. eg: i had gone to the post office to buy some ...

Jan 30, 2021 · This question may sounds a little bit weird. I am asking of variants as tense, grammatical or another meaning of "have (v1, v2, v3, been, to, gerund), had (v1, v2, v3, been, to, gerund), having (v1, v2, v3, been, to, gerund)". Its bothering to find in fragmental and hard to understand. So I am confused. Which ones are true as grammatical and tense?

Nov 29, 2021 · For the record, I’m fairly sure “V3” is not any kind of widely-adopted terminology for any ... tense, maybe, is what you’re going for? Certainly wasn’t used at any point in any of my (entirely US) schooling. That might be jargon specific to your program or textbook or whatever, or maybe somewhat wider than that, but it isn’t universal among English speakers anyway.

Mar 18, 2023 · "I wish I had met him earlier" In the above sentence , why Had + v3 is used? It is neither past within past nor a past before a specified time, as the past perfect tense definition says.. Thank You