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Indhut Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Have receive or have received

Hi,

I want to ask, if i want to ask someone whether on this present time she already receive something or not is better to use have receive or have received?

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Hello, "have receive" is wrong. éhave received" is correct. Have you received the document?

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  • Hello, "have receive" is wrong.
  • éhave received" is correct.
  • Have you received the document?
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Hello,

"have receive" is wrong. éhave received" is correct.

Have you received the document?
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Since you were referring to an action from an unspecified time in the past until the present time, the present perfect tense is proper, i.e. have + past particple form of the verb.

The present perfect expresses the idea that something happened (or never happened) before now, at an unspecified
time in the past. The exact time it happened is not important. If there is a specific mentio
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HAVE YOU RECEIVED IS CORRECT ONE GO FOR IT DEAR.

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where from have you received the letter

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