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Snega Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

please clarify me

Found the issue which is caused by me

Found the issue which was caused by me

which is correct?
  

Top answer

Neither makes means anything to me. Where is the subject of the verb 'found'? We don't normally cause issues.

— Fivejedjon

  • Neither makes means anything to me.
  • Where is the subject of the verb 'found'?
  • We don't normally cause issues.
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Neither makes means anything to me. Where is the subject of the verb 'found'? We don't normally cause issues.
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I have found the mistake which is caused by me

I have found the mistake which was caused by me

which is correct?
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I have found the mistake which is caused by me
This means that the mistake which is generally do.
I have found the mistake which was caused by me
This means the mistake which i did some time in the past.
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And please say
Clarify this for me.Do not say clarify me.
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thanks for ur explanation.

In case the mistake happened recently which is correct.

I have found the mistake which has caused by me.

Is this correct?

Thanks
Snega
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It should be
I have found the mistake which has been caused by me.Not has caused by me.
By the way you haven't followed me.I am still waiting.
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If I were to put it better
I have found a mistake which has been committed by me.
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I have found a mistake which has committed by me.

why this wrong,because that mistake happened in recent (present perfect

how to say for this
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The simplest is, "I have found the mistake I made".
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You are talking in passive voice not active voice.
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