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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I went to lab this morning for lab test. It was walk in visit. I have paid money online. When I reached there, They asked me "how can I help you". Then I answered "I have a lab test ".
Is that wrong ? Or how can I reply for that?
Is that wrong ? Or how can I reply for that?
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I went to a lab this morning for a lab test. It was a walk-in visit. I have paid money online.
- I went to a lab this morning for a lab test.
- It was a walk-in visit.
- I have paid money online.
- When I reached there, They asked me , " H ow can I help you ?
- ".
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I went to a lab this morning for a lab test. It was a walk-in visit. I have paid money online. When I reached there, They asked me, "How can I help you?".
Then I answered "I came here for a lab test. It is pre-paid. Here is my receipt.".
Then I answered "I came here for a lab test. It is pre-paid. Here is my receipt.".
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Thanks you.
What is the difference between " l have paid " and "I paid" ?
What is the difference between " l have paid " and "I paid" ?
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"I paid" makes it absolutely clear that the transaction is completed.
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AnonymousIt was walk in visit. I have paid money online. When I reached there, ...You're telling a story of events that happened in the past, so leave out 'have'. (We don't normally use the present perfect tense to list the successive events in a story.) Also, 'paid' by itself assumes 'money', so leave out 'money'. Also, 'got there' is more idiomatic than
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