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Fold scarf 101 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Is or has been
When you receive an email from a client, is it acceptable to say:
1. This is received.
2. This has been received.
Also, when you authorize or release a payment and you inform your team that this is done, can you say:
1. This is authorized/ released.
2. This has been authorized/ released.
Which ones are grammatically correct?
Top answer
fold scarf 101 Which ones are grammatically correct? You want "has been" because that is what you mean. By the way, I think that "this" doesn't work.
- fold scarf 101 Which ones are grammatically correct?
- You want "has been" because that is what you mean.
- By the way, I think that "this" doesn't work.
- It is good to be explicit in such communications.
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fold scarf 101Which ones are grammatically correct?
You want "has been" because that is what you mean. By the way, I think that "this" doesn't work. It is good to be explicit in such communications.
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