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am leave today vs i had taken leave today

The two phrases are not directly comparable because they have different structures and tenses. The first phrase "am leave today" is incorrect due to the incorrect verb form and lack of subject. The second phrase "I had taken leave today" is correct and commonly used to indicate that the speaker has already taken a day off.

Last updated: March 25, 2024

am leave today

This phrase is incorrect. The verb form 'am leave' is not grammatically correct, and it lacks a subject.

To express the action of leaving on the same day, you should use the present tense with the subject 'I', like 'I am leaving today.'

i had taken leave today

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate that the speaker has already taken a day off.

This phrase is used to communicate that the action of taking leave has already been completed on the current day.

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