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by stop@800 » Fri Oct 24, 2008 9:44 am
I have a small question, which of the following is correct?

My manager has received thorough training.
My manager has thorough training.

I know most of you must have understood which question I am talking about. But I want to have general idea about the concept.
The answer to question may not be the perfect answer, its only the best answer.

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by madhukumar_v » Fri Oct 24, 2008 12:22 pm
The only difference I see is the usage of verbs

has received: Present Perfect verb, some thing started in the past and continuing into present.
Ex: She has had the fever from last week

has: the verb of to+ have; He has a gamut of skills to present to the interviewer. Has represents possess, an innate talent or knowledge.

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by stop@800 » Sat Oct 25, 2008 12:49 am
madhukumar_v wrote:The only difference I see is the usage of verbs

has received: Present Perfect verb, some thing started in the past and continuing into present.
Ex: She has had the fever from last week

has: the verb of to+ have; He has a gamut of skills to present to the interviewer. Has represents possess, an innate talent or knowledge.

Just my thoughts!!
True :)
I want to know which one is better in context of training?
IMO has received is better, what you say?
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