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No. Do you mean "that had tra n spired"? Could you give us a whole sentence to work with, please?
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- Do you mean "that had tra n spired"?
- Could you give us a whole sentence to work with, please?
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No.
Do you mean "that had transpired"?
Could you give us a whole sentence to work with, please?
Do you mean "that had transpired"?
Could you give us a whole sentence to work with, please?
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Here is the complete sentence.
"Attached herewith is the compilation of the risks that had been transpired during our risks management workshop."
Also, can you please give me an explanation when to use had, have, has, have had.
Thanks a lot!
"Attached herewith is the compilation of the risks that had been transpired during our risks management workshop."
Also, can you please give me an explanation when to use had, have, has, have had.
Thanks a lot!
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