Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Nov 21, 2013 ... With the past tense, "I received your email," it implies that you are plainly thinking of an event happened in the past. With the present perfect ...
• Apr 26, 2012 ... ... for linguists, etymologists, and serious English language enthusiasts. It's 100% free, no registration required. “I have received” vs. “I received” ...
• I Received A Letter from the Office of Student Conduct. Popular Links. Center for Women Students · Victim Support Resources · Forms and Brochures · Advisors ...
• Jul 19, 2009 ... Could someone please tell me which one is right if I (have?) received the mail today and I'm about to answer it? I received your mail.

• I have received your letter and have already contacted the British Permanent Representative.
• I have received many complaints from schools which cannot work out how to administer the scheme.
• I have received an emergency call and am preparing to leave this planet immediately.
• I have received a package from Major André from Philadelphia.
• Monsieur Castillon I have received offers from every quarter.
• I have received correspondence concerning comments that are made on some internet websites about individual teachers.
• Ladies and gentlemen, I have received many requests to speak.
• I have received several complaints from constituents regarding the 1.5 % excess charged by holiday companies on purchases.