acknowledge

[meela]

Are these correct sentence?

These amounts have been disbursed to the following persons.

1 Raj $ 500/-
2 Meera $ 250/-
3 John $ 150/-

1 I acknowledge that I have received the payment $600/- tomorrow.
2 I acknowledge that I received the payment of $ 600/- tomorrow.
3 Please confirm me when you receive the payment.
4 Please confrim me when you have received the payment.

[SoothingDave]

You can't acknowledge receipt of something tomorrow. You can only do that after you have actually received it.

[meela]

sorry I forgot to write yesterday instead of tomorrow. Thanking for you help.

[bhaisahab]

Are these correct sentence?

These amounts have been disbursed to the following persons.

1 Raj $500
2 Meera $250
3 John $150

1 I acknowledge that I have received the payment $600/- tomorrow.
2 I acknowledge that I received the payment of $ 600/- tomorrow.
3 Please inform me when you receive the payment.
4 Please inform me when you have received the payment.

(/-) This is only used with Rupees. There is no space between the dollar sign and the amount.

[bhaisahab]

You can't acknowledge receipt of something tomorrow. You can only do that after you have actually received it.

In Hindi and Urdu, the word for yesterday is the same as the word for tomorrow, "kal".

[meela]

thanks a lot

[Raymott]

In Hindi and Urdu, the word for yesterday is the same as the word for tomorrow, "kal".

That's an interesting note about language and culture. Is that why India and Pakistan needed English before they made any progress?

[Rover_KE]

In Hindi and Urdu, the word for yesterday is the same as the word for tomorrow, "kal".

Really? That's amazing.

It must cause a lot of confusion.

Rover

[freezeframe]

In Hindi and Urdu, the word for yesterday is the same as the word for tomorrow, "kal".

What does "kal" mean?
How is this differentiated in use?

[bhaisahab]

What does "kal" mean?
How is this differentiated in use?

The tense of the verb gives the meaning, future tense indicates tomorrow and past tense indicates yesterday.