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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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A: Hi Ma'am, I had applied for the claim and it was rejected. I don't know why. Can I reapply again?
b: Sure, why not.
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The past perfect is rather fussy there. You don't need it. The appropriateness of "Ma'am" depends on region.
- The past perfect is rather fussy there.
- You don't need it.
- The appropriateness of "Ma'am" depends on region.
- Where I live, in England, it would be a bit weird in the kind of situation I envisage for your conversation.
- In other places it may be more acceptable.
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The past perfect is rather fussy there. You don't need it.
The appropriateness of "Ma'am" depends on region. Where I live, in England, it would be a bit weird in the kind of situation I envisage for your conversation. In other places it may be more acceptable.
Usually you make or submit a claim, not apply for one.
"reapply" already contains the sense of "again".
"Why no
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