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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Correct verb
I .....him only one letter up to now (Sent, Have to send, Send)
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First, which do you choose, Anon?
- First, which do you choose, Anon?
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Up to now equals (=) before the present time.
"Before" means in the past. However, it doesn't have to be very long ago. It could have happened one hour ago.
So the best choise would probably be:
I sent him only one letter up to now.
Good luck!
"Before" means in the past. However, it doesn't have to be very long ago. It could have happened one hour ago.
So the best choise would probably be:
I sent him only one letter up to now.
Good luck!
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