is it correct?
the pants which I (have ) brought from Italy , have to fit .
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I think there is a UK/US English thing here. I don't have a problem with "have brought" at all.
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I think it should probably be "the pants, which I (have ) brought from Italy, have to fit." extra comma as that section can be removed.
"the pants, which I (have ) brought from Italy, have to fit." -> "the pants have to fit."
the have would often be left out
from a UK English perspective anyway, also UK vs US pants mean different things
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Two problems:
1) The verb should be simple past, not past perfect.
2) No comma.
So: "The pants which I brought from Italy have to fit."
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the pants which I (have ) brought from Italy , have to fit .>The pants which/that I have bought in/from Italy should fit (me).
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