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Ztq3 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Can someone please check my grammar

I was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the sewer annual bill for XYZ? In the past, ABC used to received one thick bill for multiple apartments. Below is the e-mail threads for the invoice request.

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kolokoy I was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the sewer annual bill for XYZ? In the past, ABC used to received one thick bill for multiple apartments. Below is the e-mail threads for the invoice request.

— CalifJim

  • kolokoy I was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the sewer annual bill for XYZ?
  • In the past, ABC used to received one thick bill for multiple apartments.
  • Below is the e-mail threads for the invoice request.
  • I was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the annual sewer bill for XYZ?
  • In the past ABC used to receive one thick bill for multiple apartments.
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kolokoyI was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the sewer annual bill for XYZ? In the past, ABC used to received one thick bill for multiple apartments. Below is the e-mail threads for the invoice request.
I was wondering if you could please contact the City of San Rafael and ask for the annual sewer bill for XYZ? I
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Thank you CalifJim! :-)
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kolokoy Thank you CalifJim! :-)
You're welcome. Did you recognize those mistakes once I pointed them out?
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I think so. I'm not supposed to use past tense after the word "used" because it is already understood that the action is in the past? Also the word "thread" does not have plural? Thank you so much CJ. I really appreciate your time helping us ESL people to learn the correct English grammar. ??
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kolokoyI'm not supposed to use past tense after the word "used" because it is already understood that the action is in the past?
The verb form after "used" is an infinitive, so it's always "to" with the dictionary form.

used to take, used to go, used to say, ...
kolokoyAlso the word "thread" does not have plural?
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Got it! Thank you again. ?
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