He had/has to be invited
1) He confirmed to the newspaper that he had yet to be invited to the committee to contribute to the security review.
2) He confirmed to the newspaper that he has yet to be invited to the committee to contribute to the security review.
Are both sentences grammatical and mean the same in the context that he was promised to be invited but it hasn't materialized yet (he's still waiting to be invited)?
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anonymous Are both sentences grammatical and mean the same in the context that he was promised to be invited but it hasn't materialized yet (he's still waiting to be invited)? Yes, that is how I would interpret each.
- anonymous Are both sentences grammatical and mean the same in the context that he was promised to be invited but it hasn't materialized yet (he's still waiting to be invited)?
- Yes, that is how I would interpret each.
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anonymousAre both sentences grammatical and mean the same in the context that he was promised to be invited but it hasn't materialized yet (he's still waiting to be invited)?
Yes, that is how I would interpret each.
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