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Vts nair Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Once i have/once i / is done?
Once i have/once i / is done? what is the meaning of these? kindly explain with example (once i receive /once i have received/once the deal is done)
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Hi, I am not clear on how you made the connection between the third phrase and the other two. However, here are two made-up sentences you might want to consider: Once I receive the massage, I will get back to you. Once I have received the massage, I will get back to you.
- Hi, I am not clear on how you made the connection between the third phrase and the other two.
- However, here are two made-up sentences you might want to consider: Once I receive the massage, I will get back to you.
- Once I have received the massage, I will get back to you.
- As they stand, both sentences are essentially synonymous.
- I will not comment on the third phrase, as I do not see how it is connected to the other phrases.
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Hi,
I am not clear on how you made the connection between the third phrase and the other two.
However, here are two made-up sentences you might want to consider:
Once I receive the massage, I will get back to you.
Once I have received the massage, I will get back to you.
As they stand, both sentences are essentially synonymous.
I will not comment on the third phra
I am not clear on how you made the connection between the third phrase and the other two.
However, here are two made-up sentences you might want to consider:
Once I receive the massage, I will get back to you.
Once I have received the massage, I will get back to you.
As they stand, both sentences are essentially synonymous.
I will not comment on the third phra
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