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1 minute ago, Ellen said:

he need not mention time. It is not a hard and fast rule. If he wants to say time....he shud say ..the work was finished yesterday or something like that. He is using an adverb "already" , indicating the work has been completed in the past

ivanni ekada nerchukovali ? edanna book chepava s%H#

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2 minutes ago, toranam said:

how about if i finished something few min back ..and want to tell people in my team

work has been finished aa or have been finished aa 

Just done with this (damn) work.

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2 minutes ago, Scada said:

ivanni ekada nerchukovali ? edanna book chepava s%H#

Wren and Martin grammar book baane untadi simple ga 

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2 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Work is singular , so u need to use "has"

If you want to mention time you can say "the work has been finished few minutes ago"

this is the confusion i  always have... i have seen some whites(ghoras) using have been ..for the same sentence ..

upgrade or maintenance have been finished  successfully ala ...

 

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1 minute ago, toranam said:

this is the confusion i  always have... i have seen some whites(ghoras) using have been ..for the same sentence ..

upgrade or maintenance have been finished  successfully ala ...

 

They are wrong.

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5 minutes ago, toranam said:

this is the confusion i  always have... i have seen some whites(ghoras) using have been ..for the same sentence ..

upgrade or maintenance have been finished  successfully ala ...

 

Upgrade and maintenance have been aite correct

Upgrade or maintenance have been ante they are wrong

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1 minute ago, Ellen said:

Upgrade and maintenance have been aite correct

Upgrade or maintenance have been ante they are wrong

Thanks ..Dear ...clarity vacchindi 

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3 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Upgrade and maintenance have been aite correct

Upgrade or maintenance have been ante they are wrong

one more thing ..

upgrades multiple servers meda chesa .. still upgrade has been aa na

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11 minutes ago, toranam said:

one more thing ..

upgrades multiple servers meda chesa .. still upgrade has been aa na

meeru upgrades annitini oka single job ga treat cheste...upgrade has been done ani cheppachu.

If you want to specifically mention it, say upgrades have been done on so and so servers ani. It really depends 

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2 minutes ago, Ellen said:

meeru upgrades annitini oka single job ga treat cheste...upgrade has been done ani cheppachu.

If you want to specifically mention it, say upgrades have been done on so and so servers ani. It really depends 

got it ..

earlier i thought ..manamu emi chesina ..i have ani ..if someone does he has ani 

so work nenu chesanu kabatti ..i have ani ..irrespective of sing/plu..

thanks for the clarity

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53 minutes ago, toranam said:

Has been vs Have Been

I finished some work in the past want to tell some one

edi sentence 

When do you think I can close the ticket as work has been finished already. or work have been finished already aa?

Rest of the people chepinattu Singular ki has, Plural ki have

Also, prathi daaniki perfect tense vaadanakkarledu, like using "has been" or "have been".  Use simple tenses.  

For example, your statement can be written as

- The work is complete. Should i close the ticket?

- Since the work is complete, can/should i close the ticket?

etc....

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5 minutes ago, proudtobeandhrite said:

Rest of the people chepinattu Singular ki has, Plural ki have

Also, prathi daaniki perfect tense vaadanakkarledu, like using "has been" or "have been".  Use simple tenses.  

For example, your statement can be written as

- The work is complete. Should i close the ticket?

- Since the work is complete, can/should i close the ticket?

etc....

If it is a continuing job,  perfect tense makes more sense (feel free to kill me for the alliteration);like "work has been completed, you may test it now. "

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