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Fizzi Posted 19 years ago
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001. I have informed him to respond to your email.Have you got it?/ Did you get it?02br
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002. Instead of using "lunch time" or "dinner time", Can I use "eat time" or "eating time" or "time for eat"?02br
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01i 00 I have 01b 00asked02b 00 him to respond to your email. 02b 02i 02br 02br 002. Instead of using "lunch time" or "dinner time", Can I use "eat time" or "eating time" or "time for eat"?

— Mister Micawber

  • 01i 00 I have 01b 00asked02b 00 him to respond to your email.
  • 02b 02i 02br 02br 002.
  • Instead of using "lunch time" or "dinner time", Can I use "eat time" or "eating time" or "time for eat"?
  • --01b 00 No02b 00.
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01.01i00 I have 01b00asked02b00 him to respond to your email. Have you got it?/ Did you get it?/01b00Have you received it?02b02i02br
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002. Instead of using "lunch time" or "dinner time", Can I use "eat time" or "eating time" or "time for eat"? --01b00 No02b00. You can, however, use '01
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0Thanks Mister Micawber.02br
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00Did you say that " I have01u00 informed02u00 him" was wrong? Can you please explain it to me?02br
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00Regards,02br
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0This structure-- 'I have 01b00informed him to02b00 respond'-- is wrong. Some choices:02br
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01i00I have 01b00told/asked him to02b00 repond02br
00I have01b00 informed him that he02b00 01b00ought to/should/must 02b00respond.02br
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0Thanks again 05002br
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