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Is writing - `His appointment will be effective from November 23', while you are making a statement today - is wrong? What is the better way to put it ?
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Anonymous Is writing - `His appointment will be effective from November 23', while you are making a statement today - is wrong? What is the better way to put it ? If November 23 is in the future, the sentence is fine.
- Anonymous Is writing - `His appointment will be effective from November 23', while you are making a statement today - is wrong?
- What is the better way to put it ?
- If November 23 is in the future, the sentence is fine.
- If it was in the past, then use the past tense: His appointment has been effective since November 23.
- His appointment was effective November 23.
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AnonymousIf November 23 is in the future, the sentence is fine.
Is writing - `His appointment will be effective from November 23', while you are making a statement today - is wrong? What is the better way to put it ?
If it was in the past, then use the past tense:
His appointment has been effective since November 23.
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