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Harry1999 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Verb used after the word "see"
I am a little confused about the below sentence.
"I see you have logged a defect"
The usage of the word see is like:
I saw you go to the hospital or I see you cooking the cake.
Is the sentence correct? I know the person has logged the defect and want to let him know that I am seeing his defect.
Thanks,
-Harry
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Yes, the sentence is correct. harry1999 I see you have logged a defect This is something which is observed now and refers to an action that took place in the past but is still relevant.
- Yes, the sentence is correct.
- harry1999 I see you have logged a defect This is something which is observed now and refers to an action that took place in the past but is still relevant.
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Yes, the sentence is correct.
harry1999I see you have logged a defect
This is something which is observed now and refers to an action that took place in the past but is still relevant.
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