What is the past tense of have no idea?

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The past tense of have no idea is had no idea.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of have no idea is has no idea.

The present participle of have no idea is having no idea.

The past participle of have no idea is had no idea.

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Examples

Of course, I had no idea how much the journey should cost, so assumed I was being quoted an inflated price.

Factory never accounted to us for all the records we'd sold, so we had no idea how much money we were losing.

They were receiving frantic calls regarding accounts and computers crashing all weekend long, and they had no idea why.

He then accused them of being a bunch of over-qualified wafflers who had no idea that the point of business was to sell, sell, sell.

I had no idea that she could even utter that word without wanting to wash her mouth out.

I'd never seen her in a show before, so I had no idea the extent of her ability.

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