In Past perfect^x, Auxiliaries^x, Nouns^x

Hi Your sentence is in the present perfect. " Have you ever had ..." " the feeling " is a gerund, and acts as if it were a noun (it's the direct complement of "have had"). Try and replace it with "idea", "impression" etc (I'm not...

Do is not used: 1. With be (except imperatives): Were you late? Is he walking now? But: Don't be a fool! 2. With the defective auxiliaries (can, could; will, would, shall, should; may, might, must; ought): Can he swim? Will they come as well? Would you have said that? 3. With have, has, had...

Have has many meanings as a transitive verb and two usages as a verbal auxiliary. Transitive verb: -I have a car. -He had three sons. -He had his opponent cornered. -I have a letter to write. He had a concert to conduct.

Do you agree that the subjunctive mood is only used in the following ways? A. Present subjunctive. -1. All verb forms are the same as for the present tense except in the third person singular. There, use the infinitive (without to ). -I/you/we/they launch the shuttle. (present indicative) ...