I .... to many books to carry. have has had
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It all comes down to whether you do it as your habit or if you did it before.
I have too many books to carry.
I have too many books to carry
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I have too many books to carry
I have to as you are obliged to do it
I have to many books to carry is present tense. I had to many books to carry is past tense. You can't use "has" on this sentence.
The answer is I have too many books to carry as well as I had too many books to carry.
I have or had in past tense Best Regards
Both "have" and "had" could be correct answers,depending on the tense (have in present; had in the past). As for "has" it's only used with she/he/it.
The correct sentence is: "I have had too many books to carry."
It could be either 'I have too many books to carry' or 'I had too many books to carry', depending on the tense that you are using :)
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