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Bebop Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
receive VS received
Are these correct:
After you receive the order please email us and we'll refund your money back.
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After you've received the order please email us and we'll refund your money back.
After you receive the order please email us and we'll refund your money back.
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After you've received the order please email us and we'll refund your money back.
Top answer
Both "you receive" and "you've received" work. "refund your money" suffices; you don't need "back". I would put a comma after "order".
- Both "you receive" and "you've received" work.
- "refund your money" suffices; you don't need "back".
- I would put a comma after "order".
- Do you intend "order" to mean "goods/items ordered"?
- The overall meaning seems slightly unexpected without further context to explain why a refund would be available.
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Both "you receive" and "you've received" work. "refund your money" suffices; you don't need "back". I would put a comma after "order". Do you intend "order" to mean "goods/items ordered"? The overall meaning seems slightly unexpected without further context to explain why a refund would be available.
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