Reply With QuoteIf the partnership has ended, then it's just 'brought' - the bringing was in the past. If the partnership has continued to the moment of speaking, then it's 'hashave brought'.
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- 21-Dec-2012, 03:36 #1
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had or have "Also, we would like to thank you most sincerely for all the kind assistance as well as the customers you have brought to us during the course of our partnership."
Is this grammatical? Should I use had or have? And what's the reason?
- 21-Dec-2012, 05:43 #2
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Re: had or have Last edited by 5jj; 21-Dec-2012 at 08:01. Reason: blunder corrected
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- 21-Dec-2012, 07:47 #3
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Re: had or have "... all the customers you has brought ...", 5jj? Are you sure?
Originally Posted by 5jj 
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.
- 21-Dec-2012, 07:59 #4
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Re: had or have Originally Posted by emsr2d2 "... all the customers you has brought ...", 5jj? Are you sure?
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