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Rita Ngan Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Use "is not yet sent" or "has not yet sent"
The invoice has not yet sent to Mr Kwok. Pending "Certificate of Completion of Minor Works".
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You must use the passive form here. An invoice can't send itself. Correction: The invoice hasn't been sent to Mr.
- You must use the passive form here.
- An invoice can't send itself.
- Correction: The invoice hasn't been sent to Mr.
- Kwok yet.
- Put 'yet' at the end of the sentence.
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You must use the passive form here.
An invoice can't send itself.
Correction: The invoice hasn't been sent to Mr. Kwok yet.
Put 'yet' at the end of the sentence.
hasn't/haven't + past participle + object + yet.
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