Word Choice
Which is correct, and what difference does "has" make in the second sentence compared to the first:
I left a message for customer asking if she made a vanity selection.
I left a message for customer asking if she has made a vanity selection.
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lime car 389 I left a message for customer asking if she has made a vanity selection. The selection happened very recently, since you last communicated with her. lime car 389 I left a message for customer asking if she made a vanity selection.
- lime car 389 I left a message for customer asking if she has made a vanity selection.
- The selection happened very recently, since you last communicated with her.
- lime car 389 I left a message for customer asking if she made a vanity selection.
- The selection happened in the past.
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lime car 389I left a message for customer asking if she has made a vanity selection.
The selection happened very recently, since you last communicated with her.
lime car 389I left a message for customer asking if she made a vanity selection.
The selection happened in the past.
0Here are a couple of suggested edits.
I assume that by 'vanity' you mean the counter in a bathroom.
I left a message for the customer asking if she selected a vanity.
I left a message for the customer asking if she has selected a vanity
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