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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Need or needs?

Have you received a T-shirt from Ada? Please confirm and advise it need / needs to pay or not.
  

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It would be "needs". ". You mean paying for the t-shirt?

— Alex-93

  • It would be "needs".
  • ".
  • You mean paying for the t-shirt?
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It would be "needs". But I don't really understand your sentence beginning with "Please confirm...". You mean paying for the t-shirt?
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I don't understand the second part of the sentence either.
Please confirm that you have received the t-shirt? Or please confirm that I have to pay for it? Or... what?
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i would phrase my sentence this way, "Please advise if it needs to be paid?"
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Ok, thanks for clarifying that, now I understand what you meant.

You could say: "Please let me now if it/the t-shirt needs to be paid/has to be paid /must be paid.

Wait for other opinions,

Alex
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