TOEIC Error Recognition VII

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Lcchang  #272343  Tue, 26 Sep 06 09:10 AM

I packed my suitcases for the trip last night, but I haven't had a chance to call the travel agent and ask her if she books a hotel room for me.

Do I have to change books to booked or has booked?

LC

  
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milky  #272346  Tue, 26 Sep 06 09:13 AM

Either:

[link]

[link]

  
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Yoong Liat  #272443  Tue, 26 Sep 06 11:50 AM
 Lcchang wrote:

I packed my suitcases for the trip last night, but I haven't had a chance to call the travel agent and ask her if she books a hotel room for me.

Do I have to change books to booked or has booked?

LC

'has booked'

  
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milky  #272447  Tue, 26 Sep 06 11:55 AM

<'has booked'>

Good.

  
Yoong Liat  #272484  Tue, 26 Sep 06 01:31 PM

Either:

[link]

[link]


Your reply is either is correct, but now you say "has booked Good."

Please elaborate.

  
milky  #272490  Tue, 26 Sep 06 01:40 PM
If you are sitting an exam, use "has booked". If not, use either as long as the meaning is clear.
  
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