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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Confirm or confirmed?

We confirm / confirmed receipt of your payment.
  

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Probably the first, but there is no way of telling without any context. Without context, it could also be 'will confirm' or 'haven't been able to confirm'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Probably the first, but there is no way of telling without any context.
  • Without context, it could also be 'will confirm' or 'haven't been able to confirm'.
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Probably the first, but there is no way of telling without any context. Without context, it could also be 'will confirm' or 'haven't been able to confirm'.
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I confirm my costs would be between £1,500-£2,000 or I confirmed my costs would be between £1,500-£2,000 which one is correct?

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Can I go ahead and confirm the date for tomorrow.

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Can you please confirm that you will be attending the meeting

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anonymousWe confirm / confirmed receipt of your payment.
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