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KhoshtipMan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Does this sentence have any grammatical issue? (To me, not!)

A: Have you succeeded on passing the exam?
B: Not yet. Emotion: sad (Maybe in the future I succeed)
A: So please aware me if you succeeded.
B: OK.
  

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A: Have you succeeded in passing the exam? B: Not yet. A: So please let me know / notify me if you succeed .

— Blue Jay

  • A: Have you succeeded in passing the exam?
  • B: Not yet.
  • A: So please let me know / notify me if you succeed .
  • B: OK.
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A: Have you succeeded in passing the exam?
B: Not yet.
A: So please let me know/notify me if you succeed.
B: OK.
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Blue JayA: So please let me know/notify me if you succeed.
Should the word "succeed" in the above sentence be in the past tense or present?
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In A's second sentence it should be succeed, because B has already said he did not yet pass the exam, so it isn't a question about B's past performance. A is now saying "If/when you do pass the exam (in the future), please be sure to let me know".
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