AlexAD
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- Feb 7, 2011
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Hello.
The OALD gives us that example as a way of saying that the car had become unable to be repaired. If I want to say that the end is about to reach the car but haven't yet reached it, can I say, 'The car is having had it' (I don't think it is correct). What else would you say in this context?
Thanks, Alex.
The OALD gives us that example as a way of saying that the car had become unable to be repaired. If I want to say that the end is about to reach the car but haven't yet reached it, can I say, 'The car is having had it' (I don't think it is correct). What else would you say in this context?
Thanks, Alex.