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Thanks for the correction.
And sorry Oddo for not listening the first time ..

Interesting point bm, but it's very, very rare. I suppose the reason it's very rare is because it clashes with the meaning I outlined above.

I can hardly imagine a child ever speaking like that...

But isn't "he had it sung" equal to "he was singing it and finished singing it in the past"?[/quote]

No .. astarozhna! :) it should be : 'he had sung it' порядок слов - очень важно.

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@Dogboy, the reason they both seem correct is that mistakes of this type have become so commonplace that people are starting to forget the rules! (there tend to be similar problems with swim + a few...

There's more than one aspect to this.
Firstly, all verbs in English can be considered to have 3 forms.
:arrow: The first form is what you use for the present tense.
e.g. regular verb walk : 1st...