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I have courier the documents today so you will receive tomorrow. vs I have couriered the documents today so you will received tomorrow.

None of those phrases are quite correct. The correct phrase should be: 'I have couriered the documents today so you will receive them tomorrow.' 'Couriered' is the past tense of 'courier,' and 'receive' should be used instead of 'received.'
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I have courier the documents today so you will receive tomorrow.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Courier' should be in the past tense, and 'receive' should be used instead of 'received.'

The correct form is 'I have couriered the documents today so you will receive them tomorrow.'
  • So we are launching the working document today so that everything can be ready for the Spring European Council in March, because we ought to have had a new Commission by now and we have not got one yet.
  • The document has one flaw, however, which is that it only provides an indicative list of priorities, and leaves us in the dark as to how much funding these priorities will receive, if any.
  • I have, however, consulted the acting President, Mr Marín, and can inform the House that this issue will receive the attention of the Commission at its meeting next week.
  • On this point I take the opportunity to notify the House that within the Commission I have already presented a proposal on the development of an integrated strategy for the promotion of renewable energy sources which, I hope, will receive approval next week.
  • I have the pleasure of telling you that shortly I will receive a comission from Venezuela...
  • I therefore applaud the initiative that we are debating today, ladies and gentlemen, as I have always done, and I hope it will receive the majority support of the House.
  • For a contribution of 50 million francs, he will receive a gift of 1.4 billion from public funds, in addition to the assets I have just mentioned, in return for axing 660 jobs out of a total of 1040.
  • I have transferred the documents in the innards of roasted beasts and fowls.
  • I have transferred the documents in the innards of roasted beasts and fowls.
  • I haven't posted off the documents yet.
  • All this appears in the document which I have here.
  • I have already referred to the document which President Santer has presented this week.
  • I have the documents for today's sitting here.
  • All I have is the document that Herndon gave us.
  • I have the documents to prove it.
  • I have authority from Ross to retrieve the documents.
  • However, I have forgotten to say a brief word on the document now accepted.
  • I have voted in all conscience against the document.
  • I have familiarised myself with the document from the Commission.
  • I have a lot of appointments today So let's do this quickly

I have couriered the documents today so you will received tomorrow.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Couriered' is the correct past tense of 'courier,' and 'received' should be used instead of 'received.'

The correct form is 'I have couriered the documents today so you will receive them tomorrow.'
  • So we are launching the working document today so that everything can be ready for the Spring European Council in March, because we ought to have had a new Commission by now and we have not got one yet.
  • I have transferred the documents in the innards of roasted beasts and fowls.
  • I have transferred the documents in the innards of roasted beasts and fowls.
  • I haven't posted off the documents yet.
  • All this appears in the document which I have here.
  • I have already referred to the document which President Santer has presented this week.
  • I have the documents for today's sitting here.
  • All I have is the document that Herndon gave us.
  • I have the documents to prove it.
  • I have authority from Ross to retrieve the documents.
  • However, I have forgotten to say a brief word on the document now accepted.
  • I have voted in all conscience against the document.
  • I have familiarised myself with the document from the Commission.
  • I have a lot of appointments today So let's do this quickly
  • Perhaps you know all this, because the documents are all available - I have sent all the documents to the political groups, so that you can use them at any time.
  • I have here the documents, all filled out, ready for your approval, sir.
  • I have to get the documents to file the marriage certificate
  • He's Daddy's son, your half brother and I have the documents to prove it.
  • I have the document with me, and I can assure Mr Haarder that it contains the elements which should, in part, satisfy him.
  • I have a copy of the document you are referring to and I am absolutely astounded by it.

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