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Latest post Fri, Jan 18 2008 9:38 AM by Doll. 1 replies.
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Indhut  +  465730 Fri, 18 Jan 08 08:04 AM

Hi,

I want to ask, if i want to ask someone whether on this present time she already receive something or not is better to use have receive or have received?

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Doll  +  465748 Fri, 18 Jan 08 09:38 AM

Hello, 

"have receive" is wrong. éhave received" is correct.  

Have you received the document? 

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