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Ztq3 Posted 13 years ago
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Are my sentences correct?
I have not received your report.
Did you put it in my inbox or Jane's inbox?
Thanks!
I have not received your report.
Did you put it in my inbox or Jane's inbox?
Thanks!
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Yes, they are correct.
- Yes, they are correct.
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They are largely OK.
The only comment I would make is that "inbox" normally refers to an electronic mail system, while "put it in" sounds as if you mean a physical container for incoming office mail. If so, the word I would use is "in-tray".
(Edited) OK, I've just seen that "inbox" is apparently AmE for "in-tray" (
The only comment I would make is that "inbox" normally refers to an electronic mail system, while "put it in" sounds as if you mean a physical container for incoming office mail. If so, the word I would use is "in-tray".
(Edited) OK, I've just seen that "inbox" is apparently AmE for "in-tray" (
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