when we use having?
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When do we use "having"?
It can be used as the present participle of "have".
I am having fun learning my target language.
I was having fun until I took a dictation test.
I will be having fun once I learn to write common words quickly.
Having given birth to six children already, she decided the next would be a grandchild
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Could you give an example sentence please? It's difficult to help you without context.
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Having implies that an action takes place over a period of time and is not just a short or singular event or feeling.
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