Once you have confirmed the info/Once you confirm the info
"Once you have confirmed the info" or "Once you confirm the info'?
Context:
We will submit our graphics as soon as possible once you have confirmed the info.
Thank you guys~
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Answers · 2
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Both are sensible and correct, but subtly different.
"Once you have confirmed" sounds more common in this context, but a bit verbose and bureaucratic.
Nothing more will happen until the confirmation has taken place.
"Once you confirm" sounds more action oriented. I like it better!
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"Once you have confirmed the info"
This is better.
The second way is not incorrect but the first way I believe is more formally correct.
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