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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Until + pres. perfect?
My apologies, if this has been answered before, but here's my dilemma:
"Your application has been registered. However, it is not complete until:"
A) you receive your confirmation e-mail
B) you have received your confirmation e-mail
Aren't those two essentially the same, or is there a difference to be considered? Thank you.
"Your application has been registered. However, it is not complete until:"
A) you receive your confirmation e-mail
B) you have received your confirmation e-mail
Aren't those two essentially the same, or is there a difference to be considered? Thank you.
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Anonymous Aren't those two essentially the same, Yes. Anonymous is there a difference to be considered? I see nothing considerable.
- Anonymous Aren't those two essentially the same, Yes.
- Anonymous is there a difference to be considered?
- I see nothing considerable.
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AnonymousAren't those two essentially the same,Yes.
Anonymous is there a difference to be considered?I see nothing considerable.
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