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04-Dec-2008, 14:52
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confirm
which is the correct sentence to use:
I can confirm that you are eligible
or
I confirm that you are eligible
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04-Dec-2008, 17:27
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Re: confirm
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which is the correct sentence to use:
I can confirm that you are eligible: This sentence states that
is it
possible
for you to confirm the person's eligibility.
or
I confirm that you are eligible: This sentence states that you
do
, in fact,
confirm his/her eligibility.
I hope this helps,
Petra
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