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Which one of this is correct: I had my lunch, I have had my lunch, I have ate my lunch?
That makes sense. So if I said "I had eaten my lunch," would that be incorrect?
No, it would not be incorrect. "I had eaten my lunch" is in the past perfect tense, which means that the action was completed before another past action. However, in this context, "I have had my lunch" is more appropriate because it focuses on the present completion of the action.