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Anonymous  +  960222 Tue, 03 Nov 09 12:22 AM
is the sentance: I should have wrote you sooner.  correct?
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Philip  +  960248 Tue, 03 Nov 09 01:28 AM
Have or has indicates a perfect tense, requiring the past participle.  Written is the form needed here.

 

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Clive  +  960400 Tue, 03 Nov 09 05:00 AM
Hi,

A small further comment.

 I should have written you sooner. Sounds like American English to me.

 I should have written to you sooner. British English.

 

Clive

 

 
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