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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is the following grammar correct? thanx!
Hi,
Is the following grammar correct?
Just wandering if you managed to secure a flight for me which leaves on 16th, May?
Especially in terms of mixing past tense ('you managed...') with present tense ('which leaves ...')
thanks,
Lee
Is the following grammar correct?
Just wandering if you managed to secure a flight for me which leaves on 16th, May?
Especially in terms of mixing past tense ('you managed...') with present tense ('which leaves ...')
thanks,
Lee
Top answer
Very good informal reminder. Just a few suggestions: Just wondering (not: wander) if you have managed (perhaps the present perfect is "better") to secure/ to book a flight for me that leaves on May 16th? / to secure/book a May 16th flight for me?
- Very good informal reminder.
- Just a few suggestions: Just wondering (not: wander) if you have managed (perhaps the present perfect is "better") to secure/ to book a flight for me that leaves on May 16th?
- / to secure/book a May 16th flight for me?
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Very good informal reminder.
Just a few suggestions:
Just wondering (not: wander) if you have managed (perhaps the present perfect is "better") to secure/ to book a flight for me that leaves on May 16th? / to secure/book for me a flight that leaves on May 16?/ to secure/book a May 16th flight for me?
Just a few suggestions:
Just wondering (not: wander) if you have managed (perhaps the present perfect is "better") to secure/ to book a flight for me that leaves on May 16th? / to secure/book for me a flight that leaves on May 16?/ to secure/book a May 16th flight for me?
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