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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Lapse, elapse?

Hello, please advise which phrasing is most correct:

The delivery date lapsed.

The delivery date has elapsed.

The delivery date passed.

The delivery date expired.

Essentially, I'm just trying to see the established delivery date was not met. Is that a lapse?

Thanks for the help!
  

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Anonymous which phrasing is most correct: The delivery date passed. Anonymous the established delivery date was not met. Is that a lapse?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous which phrasing is most correct: The delivery date passed.
  • Anonymous the established delivery date was not met.
  • Is that a lapse?
  • No.
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Anonymouswhich phrasing is most correct:
The delivery date passed.
Anonymousthe established delivery date was not met. Is that a lapse?
No.
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