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What is the difference between 1.I will cancel your ticket. and 2.I will have your ticket canceled. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 1.I will cancel your ticket. and 2.I will have your ticket canceled. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Very little difference. I guess ‘I will cancel your ticket’ = I’m going to do so. ‘I will have your ticket cancelled’ = I’m going to inform someone (perhaps in a senior position) and they’re going to do it.
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Very little difference. I guess ‘I will cancel your ticket’ = I’m going to do so. ‘I will have your ticket cancelled’ = I’m going to inform someone (perhaps in a senior position) and they’re going to do it.
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