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Alda1119 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct grammar?
I read a book this morning and I encountered this statement saying "Please sent as against payment of charge."
Isn't it supposed to be "send" instead of "sent"?
Is it just a typographical error? Or that statement does make sense?
Thanks a bundle!
Isn't it supposed to be "send" instead of "sent"?
Is it just a typographical error? Or that statement does make sense?
Thanks a bundle!
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Hard to say. Books don't usually have typos. Of course it's not a sentence.
- Hard to say.
- Books don't usually have typos.
- Of course it's not a sentence.
- " More context needed.
- It sounds like someone who doesn't speak English wants an amount applied toward their account.
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Hard to say. Books don't usually have typos. Of course it's not a sentence. It may not even be a statement, either with "sent" or with "send." More context needed.
It sounds like someone who doesn't speak English wants an amount applied toward their account.
It sounds like someone who doesn't speak English wants an amount applied toward their account.
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