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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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doesn't or did not?

I want to write an email to a person, can you please check is my email clear enough to understand?

1. Since the year of release & language currently didn’t/ doesn't exist in the system, I have included the information in the email.
  

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Anonymous Since neither the year of release nor the language currently didn’t/ doesn't exist in the system, I have included the relevant information in the this email.

— Teechr

  • Anonymous Since neither the year of release nor the language currently didn’t/ doesn't exist in the system, I have included the relevant information in the this email.
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AnonymousSince neither the year of release nor the language currently didn’t/ doesn't exist in the system, I have included the relevant information in the this email.
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I don't understand teechr, why I shouldn't put the word "doesn't ? Because I wanna say that it's not exist in the system.
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You can, but with your use of "since" and "year", the sentence seemed a bit ambiguous to me.
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