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Discover Ludwig"have studying" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
The verb "have" is not used with the present participle form of a verb, which is "studying." Instead, we use the auxiliary verb "be" with the present participle, such as "am studying," "is studying," or "are studying." Example: I have been studying for my math exam for hours.
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Higson says the university has lobbied to have studying and working abroad included in the guidance for the Office for Fair Access agreements, which universities need approved to charge the maximum £9,250 tuition fee level.
Many schools have studying groups.
The campus is like normal life only you have studying and classes to worry about.
At the bottom of your ladder, have studying the mechanics behind flying as your step (no more "the wings are just supported by magic!").
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Many have studied abroad.
I have studied hieroglyphics.
"People have studied these things".
Some have studied photography abroad.
They have studied this stuff.
She may have studied dance.
"Should I have studied it?
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