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Qwantz Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct ?
I am confused about using the and whether I should use past simple or present perfect.
Which sentence is correct ( if any ) ?
1. I have clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the )
2. I clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the )
Which sentence is correct ( if any ) ?
1. I have clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the )
2. I clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the )
Top answer
Qwantz 1. I have clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the ) Google Calendar Invitation should be a tool on Google website.
- Qwantz 1.
- I have clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations.
- ( or without the ) Google Calendar Invitation should be a tool on Google website.
- "The", at the above sentence is not required because Google is a proper noun and famous enough.
- A website is a kind of file and files are stored on the hard disk drives of computers, so "on" should be used in these situations.
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Qwantz1. I have clicked yes to the Google Calendar invitations. ( or without the )Google Calendar Invitation should be a tool on Google website. "The", at the above sentence is not required because Google is a proper noun and famous enough.
A website is a kind of file and files are stored on the hard disk drives of computers, so "on" should be used in th
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