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| Please correct the following sentences if they are wrong: 1) Thank you very much for your enquiry of today morning. (can we write like the above if we are sending letter at 12:30 pm) What is the difference between these sentences and which one is correct? 1a) I did not get my vacation salary yet. 1b) I have not yet got my vacation salary. 2a) Ankit had kept his clock on his study table. 2b) Ankit kept his clock on his study table. Regards, Sweetie |
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| 1 this morning 1a/b The first is mkore common in British English and the second in American, so both are correct, though the second sounds wrong to many British speakers. 2a/b Without more context, the first doesn't work, because the past perfect is related to another past action or time. |
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