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Do we say did you have time to do this or have you had time to do this?

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It would depend on the individual's manner of speech. For instance Route 66 is pronounced "Root" by some and "Rout" by others. Which is correct?
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Joker · 36-40, M
@islandalone: sound capability would be nice for someone trying to learn a new language, if there was words to read along with it. Other then that I'm good.. lol
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SW-User
@Unforgiven: I agree with that.
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SW-User
@Unforgiven: And I have to add I also agree with you about the second form being the one I would use.
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Joker · 36-40, M
Yes we do!
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Joker · 36-40, M
@Chantou: you're doing great! English teachers always confused me... you might have it right self teaching.
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SW-User
@Unforgiven: thanks 😍🤗
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Joker · 36-40, M
@Chantou: 🤗🌹 YW
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firefall · 61-69, M
The first is past tense & implies the time to do it is over
The second is past-continuous tense & implies a 'yet', i.e. it is still feasible to do it.
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