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newuser07
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Grammar doub
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Dear Friends,
Is it correct to say " Sorry for having sent you the wrong information" (referring to a past action) Because they did actually send the wrong info in an e mail.
As far as I know Sorry for sending the wrong info is right but I�m not sure about the first sentence.
Thanks in advance for your help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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29 Nov 2009
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newuser07
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Thanks Ladybird!!!!
So �t�s the same. THere�s no difference in time reference.
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29 Nov 2009
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Spagman63
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Yes, it is correct. Having +past participle acts as a gerund. Look: "Sorry for having broken your vase." "Sorry for breaking your vase." In both cases, the speaker is sorry that he/she broke the other person �s vase.
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29 Nov 2009
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