What is the best way to use these words?

[UE-SPMIW]

Is these "have had, has had, and had had" have the same meaning with has been, have been, and had been?

 

[teechar]

Is these Do "have had", "has had", and "had had" have the same meaning with as "has been", "have been", and "had been"?

No. Where did you get the idea that they might have the same meaning?

 

[UE-SPMIW]

No. Where did you get the idea that they might have the same meaning?

I saw it on YouTube.

 

[teechar]

In that case, give us the link to that video please.

 

[UE-SPMIW]

In that case, give us the link to that video please.

Sorry, I'm late. Refer this link/video.

 

[teechar]

Sorry, I'm for the late reply/response. Refer this Here's the link to that video.

That video is 24 minutes long. At what point does the speaker say or imply what you said above?

 

[jutfrank]

Is these "have had, has had, and had had" have the same meaning with has been, have been, and had been?

The coloured words are past participle verb forms. The word had is the past participle of have and the word been is the past participle of be.

So your question seems to be asking whether the verbs have and be have the same meaning. Is that what you meant?