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Johnson13 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Have written
I've searched threads, with many results entitled 'wrote/have written', but I can't find one with a similar example to mine; if there is, please give me the link. Thank you.
-Dear Mr Extraterrestrial. I am venturing to send to you a copy of a letter which I have written to the Association of Protection of Turtles.
In UK and US English, are HAVE WRITTEN and WROTE interchangeable without change of meaning in the above opening sentence in a letter?
-Dear Mr Extraterrestrial. I am venturing to send to you a copy of a letter which I have written to the Association of Protection of Turtles.
In UK and US English, are HAVE WRITTEN and WROTE interchangeable without change of meaning in the above opening sentence in a letter?
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Johnson13 In UK and US English, are HAVE WRITTEN and WROTE interchangeable without change of meaning in the above opening sentence in a letter? Yes, the intent is the same.
- Johnson13 In UK and US English, are HAVE WRITTEN and WROTE interchangeable without change of meaning in the above opening sentence in a letter?
- Yes, the intent is the same.
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Johnson13In UK and US English, are HAVE WRITTEN and WROTE interchangeable without change of meaning in the above opening sentence in a letter?Yes, the intent is the same.
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