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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Past sentence

I am struggling to make a sentence please help. I am trying to explain the scenario.


Suppose I were to get refund amount of something on 12 july but haven't got so far so I complained that

I must have gotten my refund on 12 july what is it taking so long?

I was supposed to get my refund on 12th july

I had to get my refund on 12th july

I should have gotten my refund on 12th july.

What would be the appropriate line in such scenarios that something had to happen on a date but it wasn't done.

  

Top answer

J uly, not ju ly. End a sentence with a period. I must have gotten my refund on 12 july.

— Clive

  • J uly, not ju ly.
  • End a sentence with a period.
  • I must have gotten my refund on 12 july.
  • No Why is it taking so long?
  • I was supposed to get my refund on 12th july OK I had to get my refund on 12th july No I should have gotten my refund on 12th july.
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July, not july.

End a sentence with a period.

I must have gotten my refund on 12 july. No

Why is it taking so long?

I was supposed to get my refund on 12th july OK

I had to get my refund on 12th july No

I should have gotten my refund on 12th july. OK

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