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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Delivery

Suppose I want to say someone. My product is late I were to /were supposed to get it by yesterday how can I say that.


I mean delivery boy supposed to deliver the product by yesterday how can I say that in a proper grammatical manner please help.

  

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Liton Das Suppose I want to say someone. My product is late I were to /were supposed to get it by yesterday how can I say that. Suppose I want to tell someone that my product is late and I was supposed to get it by yesterday.

— CalifJim

  • Liton Das Suppose I want to say someone.
  • My product is late I were to /were supposed to get it by yesterday how can I say that.
  • Suppose I want to tell someone that my product is late and I was supposed to get it by yesterday.
  • How can I say that?
  • I mean delivery boy supposed to deliver the product by yesterday how can I say that in a proper grammatical manner please help.
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Liton Das

Suppose I want to say someone. My product is late I were to /were supposed to get it by yesterday how can I say that.
Suppose I want to tell someone that my product is late and I was supposed to get it by yesterday. How can I say that?


I mean delivery boy supposed to deliver the product by yes

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