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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

have & did

What is the difference between have & did
For example :
I haven’t received the mail yet
I didn’t receive the mail yet

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The past tense ( didn't receive ) is not normally used with 'yet' in British English. We prefer the present perfect ( haven't received ).

— Fivejedjon

  • The past tense ( didn't receive ) is not normally used with 'yet' in British English.
  • We prefer the present perfect ( haven't received ).
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The past tense (didn't receive) is not normally used with 'yet' in British English. We prefer the present perfect (haven't received).
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