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Chocolatecake Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Have or did?
I haven't reveived anything or I didn't receive anything? What's the difference? Thanks
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Well, 'received' is misspelt in your first example. There is no difference in practical meaning. In the first instance, the speaker intimates that something may still soon be received.
- Well, 'received' is misspelt in your first example.
- There is no difference in practical meaning.
- In the first instance, the speaker intimates that something may still soon be received.
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Well, 'received' is misspelt in your first example. There is no difference in practical meaning. In the first instance, the speaker intimates that something may still soon be received.
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Well, 'received' is misspelt in your first example. There is no difference in practical meaning. In the first instance, the speaker intimates that something may still soon be received.
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