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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
we have been requesting to furnish the documents. Is this a correct grammar.
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It is not clear what you mean. — We have been requested to furnish the documents (= they want the documents). We have been requesting them to furnish the documents (= we want the documents).
- It is not clear what you mean.
- — We have been requested to furnish the documents (= they want the documents).
- We have been requesting them to furnish the documents (= we want the documents).
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It is not clear what you mean. Which one is it?—
We have been requested to furnish the documents (= they want the documents).
We have been requesting them to furnish the documents (= we want the documents).
We have been requested to furnish the documents (= they want the documents).
We have been requesting them to furnish the documents (= we want the documents).
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AnonymousIs thisNo. You may mean one of these:acorrect grammar?
We have been requesting that [you / he / they / ...] furnish the documents.
We have been requested to furnish the documents.
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