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"...had had been..." Is this correct? Sat Jul 05, 2008 16:35 pm  "...had had been..." Is this correct?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #327 "English Slang Idioms (4Cool", question 5

His job had had been pretty lax as of late but with inventory coming up, it was now ......... time.

(a) over
(b) quality
(c) savings
(d) crunch

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ESL/EFL Test #327 "English Slang Idioms (4Cool", answer 5

His job had had been pretty lax as of late but with inventory coming up, it was now crunch time.

Correct answer: (d) crunch

Your answer was: correct
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"...had had been..." Is this correct? Sun Jul 06, 2008 8:17 am  "...had had been..." Is this correct?
 

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"...had had been..." Is this correct? Sun Jul 06, 2008 13:00 pm  "...had had been..." Is this correct?
 

Thanks for pointing this out, we have removed the redundant "had" and the change will go online soon.
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