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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
have mentioned vs. mentioned
which is correct :
1. thank you for what you have mentioned above.
2. thank you for what you mentioned above.
1. thank you for what you have mentioned above.
2. thank you for what you mentioned above.
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The meaning sounds odd in any case, but I suggest #2... Or #1.
- The meaning sounds odd in any case, but I suggest #2...
- Or #1.
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The meaning sounds odd in any case, but I suggest #2... Or #1.
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