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Abil Posted 18 years ago
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mistakenly left with
I am writing to tell you that the jacket you had mistakenly left with Mr. Lung has been handed over to me. I have been asked to pass it on to you. Now, how do you want to receive it?
Are there any mistakes? Thanks.
Are there any mistakes? Thanks.
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The past perfect is certainly not necessary: I am writing to tell you that the jacket you mistakenly left with Mr. Lung has been handed over to me. I have been asked to pass it on to you.
- The past perfect is certainly not necessary: I am writing to tell you that the jacket you mistakenly left with Mr.
- Lung has been handed over to me.
- I have been asked to pass it on to you.
- Now, how would you like me to get it to you ?
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The past perfect is certainly not necessary:
I am writing to tell you that the jacket you mistakenly left with Mr. Lung has been handed over to me. I have been asked to pass it on to you. Now, how would you like me to get it to you?
The past perfect is certainly not necessary:
I am writing to tell you that the jacket you mistakenly left with Mr. Lung has been handed over to me. I have been asked to pass it on to you. Now, how would you like me to get it to you?
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