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Is this sentencing right if it had happened in the last week?
"English forum had farworded my papers to a client."
Is this sentencing right if it had happened in the last week?
Is this sentencing right if it had happened in the last week?
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misspelling aside, more context is needed to know if the sentence is "right". grammatically, yes, it could work, but more info is needed... there is, however, a tremendous difference between: EF had my papers forwarded to a client...
- misspelling aside, more context is needed to know if the sentence is "right".
- grammatically, yes, it could work, but more info is needed...
- there is, however, a tremendous difference between: EF had my papers forwarded to a client...
- and EF had forwarded my papers to a client...
- in the first sentence, had is the verb, in the simple past, and forwarded is a past participle adjective used in the passive voice ...
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misspelling aside, more context is needed to know if the sentence is "right". grammatically, yes, it could work, but more info is needed...
there is, however, a tremendous difference between:
EF had my papers forwarded to a client...
and
EF had forwarded my papers to a client...
in the first sentence, had is the verb, in the simple past, and forw
there is, however, a tremendous difference between:
EF had my papers forwarded to a client...
and
EF had forwarded my papers to a client...
in the first sentence, had is the verb, in the simple past, and forw
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