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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Booked vs have booked
I wrote the following email to my assessor.
"I have nearly finished my Log (970) and booked my test on October 18 in the morning. I have not written any WT for this unit yet but I am sure I will manage to finish soon. Thank you for your support and guidance."Which is grammatically correct and please explain to me the reason?Booked vs have booked my test.ThanksJignesh
"I have nearly finished my Log (970) and booked my test on October 18 in the morning. I have not written any WT for this unit yet but I am sure I will manage to finish soon. Thank you for your support and guidance."Which is grammatically correct and please explain to me the reason?Booked vs have booked my test.ThanksJignesh
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Jigneshbharati Booked vs have booked The helping verb (operator) "have" does its 'helping' job to both "finished" and "booked".
- Jigneshbharati Booked vs have booked The helping verb (operator) "have" does its 'helping' job to both "finished" and "booked".
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JigneshbharatiBooked vs have bookedThe helping verb (operator) "have" does its 'helping' job to both "finished" and "booked".
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