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'Have' or 'Have had'

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Latest post Fri, Sep 29 2006 9:06 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Wingb1  +  273914 Fri, 29 Sep 06 09:03 AM
Say, someone has been typing all day. When does that someone use?

'I have enough of this.'
'I have had enough of this.'

and what if 'today' is added? which case should it be?

thanks.
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nona the brit  +  273917 Fri, 29 Sep 06 09:06 AM

It would always be have had enough of this, it doesn't matter what you add to it.

It's an idiom 'had enough'.

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