'Had Had' | Tips for Beginners || बिना इस Structure के अंग्रेजी बोलना मुश्किल है|past possession|

Hello everyone! In this video, we’re diving into the essential English structure 'had had' that is often used to show possession in the past along with a specific time. This is a must-know structure for beginners who want to improve their English fluency and speak more naturally. I’ll explain how to use 'had had' in various sentences, so you can understand and use it confidently in your daily conversations.
By the end of this video, you'll understand:
How to use 'had had' for past possession.
Common mistakes to avoid when using 'had.'
Practical examples that make it easy to remember.
Watch till the end and start using this structure like a pro!
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uses of adverbs of time:
1. When something happens
Examples: now, then, today, tomorrow, yesterday, later, soon, tonight
Usage:
I will call you tomorrow.
She visited her grandmother yesterday.
2. How often something happens (frequency)
Examples: always, sometimes, often, rarely, never, frequently, occasionally, usually
Usage:
He always goes for a run in the morning.
We rarely eat out.
3. For how long something happens (duration)
Examples: all day, for a while, temporarily, forever, since, yet, still
Usage:
They have been waiting for hours.
I will stay temporarily.
4. Position of Adverbs of Time in Sentences
They are usually placed at the end of a sentence but can sometimes appear at the beginning for emphasis.
End of the sentence: We are meeting tonight.
Beginning of the sentence: Yesterday, I finished my project.
5. Examples in Sentences
I haven’t seen her since last week.
Recently, he moved to a new city.
They will finish the work soon.
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