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Block leave taken: Y/N

I've a leave form with a choice 'block leave taken: Y/N'. Does it mean that block leave to be taken or block leave have been taken??

Thanks,
Chris
  

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[nq:1]I've a leave form with a choice 'block leave taken: Y/N'. [/nq] I have a leave form with the choice "block leave taken? " Does it mean that block leave will be taken?

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  • [nq:1]I've a leave form with a choice 'block leave taken: Y/N'.
  • [/nq] I have a leave form with the choice "block leave taken?
  • " Does it mean that block leave will be taken?
  • or that block leave has been taken?
  • The bare participle should indicate that block leave has been taken; but since the terms and are unfamiliar, I don't know what it means.
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[nq:1]I've a leave form with a choice 'block leave taken: Y/N'. Does it mean that block leave to be taken or block leave have been taken??[/nq]
I have a leave form with the choice "block leave taken? Y/N." Does it mean that block leave will be taken? or that block leave has been taken?

The bare participle should indicate that block leave has been taken; but since the terms and are u
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What language is the form in? ;-P
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We use the to apply for a leave including sick leave, maternal leave and annual leave. It's our company policy that we need to take a leave with 7 consecutive days for each year, we call it . When I apply for leave, I find my question and wondering I should choose Yes or No.
Thanks,
Chris
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[nq:2]I have a leave form with the choice "block leave ... are unfamiliar, I don't know what it means.[/nq]
[nq:1]We use the to apply for a leave including sick leave, maternal leave and annual leave. It's our ... it . When I apply for leave, I find my question and wondering I should choose Yes or No.[/nq]
I has become fairly obvious to me by now that what they want to know is whether yo
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I have taken my block leave in the beginning of the year. Now, I'm trying to apply for a leave again and meet the question "block leave taken? Y/N". If it means "block leave will be taken", I would say No since I have already taken my block leave. If it means "block leave has been taken", I would say Yes.
Thanks,
Chris
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[nq:1]I have taken my block leave in the beginning of the year. Now, I'm trying to apply for a leave ... since I have already taken my block leave. If it means "block leave has been taken", I would say Yes.[/nq]
The grammar of the question dictates that for your circumstances you should say "Yes" (block leave (was) taken).

Skitt (in Hayward, California)
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[nq:1]We use the to apply for a leave including sick leave, maternal leave and annual leave. It's our ... it . When I apply for leave, I find my question and wondering I should choose Yes or No.[/nq]
You need to call your HR department before you accidentally ***** yourself out of some leave!

Wake
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[nq:2]I have taken my block leave in the beginning of ... means "block leave has been taken", I would say Yes.[/nq]
[nq:1]The grammar of the question dictates that for your circumstances you should say "Yes" (block leave (was) taken).[/nq]
If you're applying for block leave, it seems obvious (at least to me) that there's no reason to have a question on the application asking you whether yo
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