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Usage of received from
Oddness of sentence containing “since”Past perfect usage?that had -> having?Present simple Passive - Change in the meaning when translate from active to passive or Vice versa“But from” or “But rather from”?Is this sentence grammatically incorrect ? “Dignitas was a concept indivisible from, and constitutional to, the ancient Roman mindset”“One is only poor, if they choose to be.” Can “one” and “they” be used like this?Comma usage before “in which”The IT industry is developing now and will be developing in the future? Is that correct?Correct tense of verb in passive voice sentence
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How would you construct the phrase "for those [follow-up items] that we have not received information back/on/from"? I don't know if this is grammatically correct, or if "received information from" can somehow be turned into a more active tense.
Would appreciate advice on this.
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How would you construct the phrase "for those [follow-up items] that we have not received information back/on/from"? I don't know if this is grammatically correct, or if "received information from" can somehow be turned into a more active tense.
Would appreciate advice on this.
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Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
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How would you construct the phrase "for those [follow-up items] that we have not received information back/on/from"? I don't know if this is grammatically correct, or if "received information from" can somehow be turned into a more active tense.
Would appreciate advice on this.
grammar prepositions tenses passive-voice
asked Mar 27 at 20:43
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How would you construct the phrase "for those [follow-up items] that we have not received information back/on/from"? I don't know if this is grammatically correct, or if "received information from" can somehow be turned into a more active tense.
Would appreciate advice on this.
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Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
– Minty
Mar 28 at 5:38
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Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
– Minty
Mar 28 at 5:38
Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
– Minty
Mar 28 at 5:38
Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
– Minty
Mar 28 at 5:38
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Back, on and from all mean different things. receive... back suggests you are receiving something that you previously had in your possession. In that case it would be more natural to say got... back. Items we have not received info on means items in respect of which we have not received info. Items we have not received info from would only make sense if the items were sending the info - so you probably want on. It might be possible to find a more active way of saying the same thing, but we would need more context - you are receiving, but who is sending?)
– Minty
Mar 28 at 5:38