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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Grammar ?

Hi.....

Can I write "I'm happy to have received your letter"?

Is there any difference in meaning compared to "I'm happy to receive your letter" ?

Thank you.
  

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Both the sentences convey the same message that you are happy to receive the letter. Anonymous "I'm happy to have received your letter"? There is nothing wrong but it is quite awkward.

— DaleMonteiro

  • Both the sentences convey the same message that you are happy to receive the letter.
  • Anonymous "I'm happy to have received your letter"?
  • There is nothing wrong but it is quite awkward.
  • It is better to say; " I'm Happy to receive your letter".
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Both the sentences convey the same message that you are happy to receive the letter.
Anonymous "I'm happy to have received your letter"?
There is nothing wrong but it is quite awkward. It is better to say; " I'm Happy to receive your letter".
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Make the sentence as simple as possible.
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Yes, make it simple and sweet.
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