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Latest post Fri, Jan 4 2008 5:40 AM by CalifJim. 3 replies.
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Anonymous  +  459813 Thu, 03 Jan 08 12:35 PM

I replied to her already or I already replied to her ?

I always heard the people say : I already replied to her
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TammyBaby  +  459830 Thu, 03 Jan 08 01:19 PM
For me, writing: I have already replied her
but speaking: "I've replied her already" is accepted. ^^ cheers, tammy
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khoff  +  460192 Fri, 04 Jan 08 02:22 AM

I replied to her already.  I have replied to her already.  I already replied to her.  I have already replied to her. --All these are correct.

Tammy -- you need "to" in your versions.  Also, your pale green posts are very hard to read.
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CalifJim  +  460252 Fri, 04 Jan 08 05:40 AM
More usual:

I've already replied to her.
I haven't replied to her yet.
_______________________

Also possible:

I've replied to her already.
________

And (less often):

I haven't yet replied to her.

CJ
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