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Ahchu Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Use of verb after "after"
I have a question that comes up regularly...
In an FAQ, I have this question:
What can I expect after I have replied to the notice?
Question:
Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"? Or how else would you rephrase it to make it clearer?
Thanks
In an FAQ, I have this question:
What can I expect after I have replied to the notice?
Question:
Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"? Or how else would you rephrase it to make it clearer?
Thanks
Top answer
Hi Ahchu, Welcome to the Forum. In an FAQ, I have this question: What can I expect after I have replied to the notice? Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"?
- Hi Ahchu, Welcome to the Forum.
- In an FAQ, I have this question: What can I expect after I have replied to the notice?
- Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"?
- Or how else would you rephrase it to make it clearer?
- You can say either of the first two.
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Hi Ahchu,
Welcome to the Forum.
In an FAQ, I have this question: What can I expect after I have replied to the notice?
Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"? Or how else would you rephrase it to make it clearer?
You can say either of the first two. Perhaps 'reply' would be the simplest.
It does
Welcome to the Forum.
In an FAQ, I have this question: What can I expect after I have replied to the notice?
Do I use "have replied", "reply", "replied"? Or how else would you rephrase it to make it clearer?
You can say either of the first two. Perhaps 'reply' would be the simplest.
It does
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