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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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"I've seen you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 and Q36 in your exam"
Is this correct?
Let's say someone provided answers to an exam and I want to tell them that they didn't answer to some of them.
If you have suggestions for using another tense, please tell me.
Is this correct?
Let's say someone provided answers to an exam and I want to tell them that they didn't answer to some of them.
If you have suggestions for using another tense, please tell me.
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Anonymous "I've seen you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 and Q36 in your exam"Is this correct? No. I see you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 or Q36 in your exam.
- Anonymous "I've seen you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 and Q36 in your exam"Is this correct?
- No.
- I see you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 or Q36 in your exam.
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Anonymous"I've seen you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 and Q36 in your exam"Is this correct?No.
I see you haven't chosen an answer for Q26 or Q36 in your exam.
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