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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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1. Please check the following.
I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back.
2. What is the singular and plural forms of this word?
e-mail and e-mails???
3. Please check if verbs are right for the following sentences.
I go/went jogging.
I go/went running
I go/went walking.
I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back.
2. What is the singular and plural forms of this word?
e-mail and e-mails???
3. Please check if verbs are right for the following sentences.
I go/went jogging.
I go/went running
I go/went walking.
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1. Please check the following. I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back.
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- Please check the following.
- I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back.
- More commonly, I hear "when/if" not "whenever/if" but it could be regional.
- Also, I'd use "welcome" vesus "welcomed" (the state of your being here, versus the action of welcoming you), but that also could be regional.
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1. Please check the following.
I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back. More commonly, I hear "when/if" not "whenever/if" but it could be regional. Also, I'd use "welcome" vesus "welcomed" (the state of your being here, versus the action of welcoming you), but that also could be regional.
2. What is the sin
I want to let you know that you will be welcomed whenever/if you decide to come back. More commonly, I hear "when/if" not "whenever/if" but it could be regional. Also, I'd use "welcome" vesus "welcomed" (the state of your being here, versus the action of welcoming you), but that also could be regional.
2. What is the sin
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Thank you, GG.
If I want to rewrite the sentence following your suggestion, shoould it be like this?
I want to let you know that you will be welcome when you decide to come back.
Does the underlined part suggest/imply the state of being here? Or is it implying the action of welcoming him?
If I want to rewrite the sentence following your suggestion, shoould it be like this?
I want to let you know that you will be welcome when you decide to come back.
Does the underlined part suggest/imply the state of being here? Or is it implying the action of welcoming him?
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