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How have had you been this year is this sentence correct?

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Katen [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

That is poorly phrased and you have an extra word, incorrect punctuation and the H in how is not capitalised when it should be.

Explanation:

But to answer your question, I haven't had a good year.

The correct way is...

How have you been this year? Is this sentence correct?

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