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Mohamadreza0 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

passive or active

1. I `d like to appreciate the great service which provided by your team
2. I `d like to appreciate the great service which was provided by your team

**ARE BOTH SENTENCES ACCEPTABLE, thanks
  

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Instead of 'I'd like to appreciate', say ' I appreciate '. Because you appreciate it right now. 1.

— Clive

  • Instead of 'I'd like to appreciate', say ' I appreciate '.
  • Because you appreciate it right now.
  • 1.
  • I appreciate the great service which provided by your team No.
  • I appreciate the great service provided by your team Yes I appreciate the great service which your team provided Yes 2.
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Instead of 'I'd like to appreciate', say 'I appreciate'. Because you appreciate it right now.


1. I appreciate the great service which provided by your team No.
I appreciate the great service provided by your team Yes
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