Choose the past perfect, second person singular form of to have .

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You had had. Strange perhaps? Well think of it this way as an example:

"If you had had the opportunity, you would have succeeded."

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nexus9112 [7]3 years ago

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You had had because in many books like Harry Potter included a phrase you had had which means had this kind of feeling

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