had (Meaning)

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had (imp. & p. p.)

See Have.

of Have

The old man had a nostalgic look in his eyes as he reminisced about his childhood.
The child had a small toy car that he cherished dearly.
The thief had broken into the house and stole all the valuables.
Emily had a large family and was always surrounded by loved ones.
The dog had a playful personality and enjoyed going for walks.
The rain had been heavy all day, and the streets were flooded.
The student had studied hard for the exam and was confident he would do well.
The company had a long history of success and was known for its innovative products.
The weather had been unseasonably warm, and people were enjoying the mild temperatures.
The couple had a small wedding and invited only their closest friends and family.

See Have., of Have

enjoyed,owned, retained, possessed, commanded, kept,held, bore, withheld, boasted

wanted, lacked, lacked, wanted, surrendered, renounced, dumped, abandoned, surrendered, declined

The old man had a nostalgic look in his eyes as he reminisced about his childhood.

The child had a small toy car that he cherished dearly.

The thief had broken into the house and stole all the valuables.

Emily had a large family and was always surrounded by loved ones.