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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
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They told me that the letter was faxed to you this morning. And
They told me that the letter has been faxed to you this morning. And
They told me that the letter had been faxed to you this morning.
Are both grammatically correct and useable?
Do they have different meanings?
They told me that the letter has been faxed to you this morning. And
They told me that the letter had been faxed to you this morning.
Are both grammatically correct and useable?
Do they have different meanings?
Top answer
I'd use simple past, unless there was some other past event between the act of faxing and their telling you about it.
- I'd use simple past, unless there was some other past event between the act of faxing and their telling you about it.
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I'd use simple past, unless there was some other past event between the act of faxing and their telling you about it.
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