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"had (singular)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “had (singular)” is had.

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had gehad
to have hebben
have (plural) hebben
have (2nd person singular in a question or command) heb
have (2nd person singular) hebt
have (1st person singular) heb
had (plural) hadden
have (2nd person formal) heeft

Examples of "had" in use

There are 81 examples of the Dutch word for "had" being used:
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Gustav was so distracted early this morning that he accidentally put on two different socks. Gustav was vanmorgen vroeg zo verstrooid dat hij per ongeluk twee verschillende sokken had aantrokken.

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Actually, he should have been torn to pieces.,
After he had received a new kidney, he no longer had to have dialysis.,
After he’d been at the festival, he had problems with his hearing.,
Although he had no experience, he did well.,
At first he did not realize that he had won the speech contest.,
because the arrow had hit a tendon in his neck,
but he felt something towards them as he had never felt for anything else,
but she had poor eyesight, and therefore she thought, that this duckling must be a fat duck, who had got lost,
for her old grandmother, the only one who had ever loved her, and who had now passed away, had told her that when a star falls, a soul was going up to God,
Google co-founder Sergey Brin had paid a deposit for the flight.,
Gustav was so distracted early this morning that he accidentally put on two different socks.,
Harry had wandered through the school for three consecutive nights,
He had a hole in his sock.,
He had asked for 50 euros.,
He had never looked so disturbed.,
He had nightmares.,
He had no defense against it.,
He now felt so glad at all the suffering and hardships which he had undergone.,
He turned his back on me when I needed him most.,
Her little feet she had drawn under her.
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