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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences right?
Hello,
Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong? It is a beginning of a letter.
''I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair?) as soon as possible, we have had a very bitter experience.''
A friend of mine suggested that I say had instead of 'have had' but isn't 'have had'
better in this case?
Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong? It is a beginning of a letter.
''I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair?) as soon as possible, we have had a very bitter experience.''
A friend of mine suggested that I say had instead of 'have had' but isn't 'have had'
better in this case?
Top answer
Hi, Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong? It is a beginning of a letter. I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair?
- Hi, Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong?
- It is a beginning of a letter.
- I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair?
- both versions are fine) as soon as possible, we have had a very bitter experience.
- A friend of mine suggested that I say had instead of 'have had' but isn't 'have had' better in this case?
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Hi,
Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong? It is a beginning of a letter.
I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair? both versions are fine) as soon as possible, we have had a very bitter experience.
A friend of mine suggested that I say had
Could you tell me please if these sentences are wrong? It is a beginning of a letter.
I wish you to finish your repair or (the repair? both versions are fine) as soon as possible, we have had a very bitter experience.
A friend of mine suggested that I say had
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