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Originally Posted by Dany  You're right, the second one is incorrect. Either you use present perfect (have+past participle) or you use simple past.
He has gone there = action is not completed
He went there (yesterday) = action is completed
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Hi Danny,
Is the given sentence not yet completed or completed already.
- He had gone there.
Is this correct? If so, what is the difference of using 'had' and 'has' in this sentence? Also, I sometimes read 'has had' and 'had had', what are these, please help. I really have a hard time understanding these.
Thanks in advance.