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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Credit Limit
It's been at least five years since I've had this account and I would really like an increase on my credit limit.
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It's been at least five years since I've opened this account and I would really like an increase on my credit limit.
Are both sentences ok?
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It's been at least five years since I've opened this account and I would really like an increase on my credit limit.
Are both sentences ok?
Top answer
I believe in starting with the most important person involved: in this case, you. I've had this account for at least five years.....
- I believe in starting with the most important person involved: in this case, you.
- I've had this account for at least five years.....
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I believe in starting with the most important person involved: in this case, you.
I've had this account for at least five years.....
I've had this account for at least five years.....
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Thanks Philip,
But aside from that factor, would the sentences be understandable or useable in just a normal daily conversation?
But aside from that factor, would the sentences be understandable or useable in just a normal daily conversation?
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If you insist:
Yes, they would be understood....
"since I opened" (not present perfect)
"it has" (many prefer to use the it's to be the contraction of 'it is')
Yes, they would be understood....
"since I opened" (not present perfect)
"it has" (many prefer to use the it's to be the contraction of 'it is')
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