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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you at your birth day.
I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed. [MEB = a university course]
Please correct these sentences for me.
I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed. [MEB = a university course]
Please correct these sentences for me.
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Hi, Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you at your birth day. Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you a happy birthday. Please email me your date of birth so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
- Hi, Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you at your birth day.
- Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
- Please email me your date of birth so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
- I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed.
- [MEB = a university course] I think in your final year of MEB, you failed.
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Hi,
Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you at your birth day.
Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
Please email me your date of birth so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
I think in your final year of MEB, you hav
Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you at your birth day.
Please give/tell/send me your date of birth via email so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
Please email me your date of birth so that I can wish you a happy birthday.
I think in your final year of MEB, you hav
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The anonymous used (present perfect) "you have failed" in the second sentence, but you changed it into "simple past". So, could you tell me why present perfect is incorrect in this context?
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Hi,
First, why don't you try to tell me why you think it should be used.
Clive
First, why don't you try to tell me why you think it should be used.
Clive
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I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed.
I think in your final year of MEB, you failed.
To me, the first one implies still he failed like e.g. I have understood; I understood.
The second one implies he failed in the past, but there is a chance that now he may be passed whereas the first sentence implies still he haven't passed.
I think in your final year of MEB, you failed.
To me, the first one implies still he failed like e.g. I have understood; I understood.
The second one implies he failed in the past, but there is a chance that now he may be passed whereas the first sentence implies still he haven't passed.
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Hi,
I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed.
I think in your final year of MEB, you failed.
To me, the first one implies still he failed like e.g. I have understood; I understood.
The second one implies he failed in the past, but there is a chance that now he may be passed whereas the fi
I think in your final year of MEB, you have failed.
I think in your final year of MEB, you failed.
To me, the first one implies still he failed like e.g. I have understood; I understood.
The second one implies he failed in the past, but there is a chance that now he may be passed whereas the fi
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