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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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is this statment correct
He had applied for the passport on , but he hasn’t received yet.
Is this statement correct?
Thomas
Is this statement correct?
Thomas
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Hi, He had applied for the passport on 04/04/06, but he hasn’t received yet. Is this statement correct? No.
- Hi, He had applied for the passport on 04/04/06, but he hasn’t received yet.
- Is this statement correct?
- No.
- You need an object for the verb 'receive'.
- You don't seem to have a context that needs the Past Perfect tense.
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Hi,
He had applied for the passport on 04/04/06, but he hasn’t received yet.
Is this statement correct? No.
You need an object for the verb 'receive'. You don't seem to have a context that needs the Past Perfect tense. Unless you have earlier referred to this particular passport, say 'a'.
He had applied for the passport on 04/04/06, but he hasn’t received yet.
Is this statement correct? No.
You need an object for the verb 'receive'. You don't seem to have a context that needs the Past Perfect tense. Unless you have earlier referred to this particular passport, say 'a'.
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