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until receive further instruction vs until received further instruction

"Until further instruction is received" is the proper English phrasing. Neither of the provided phrases are correct. The correct structure is to use the passive voice with "is received" instead of "receive" or "received."
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until receive further instruction

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "receive" should be in the passive voice.

The correct form is "until further instruction is received."
  • Why? Maintain radio silence and current position until you receive further instructions.
  • Remain indoors until you receive further instructions.
  • In Amsterdam, you'll receive further instructions after you rendezvous with the other guardians.
  • "Once there, you'll receive further instructions".
  • Stand down and wait for further instructions.
  • There are further instructions under the bench.
  • All seeking further instructions from tom mason.
  • Please proceed to the Operations Center immediately for further instructions.
  • We'll text further instructions once you're there.
  • No one moves, wait for further instructions.
  • When the delivery arrives we'll contact you with further instructions.
  • I'll contact you in the next 12 hours with further instructions.
  • Security personnel should report to their staging areas and await further instructions.
  • We don't do anything until Michael gives us further instructions.
  • I'll await further instructions, sir.
  • See further instructions on how to use Fuzeon at the end of this leaflet.
  • In reality your two armies are standing down, awaiting further instructions.
  • I will give you further instructions when you've exited.
  • Okay Charlie One, await further instructions.
  • Wait in Beckett's lab for further instructions.

until received further instruction

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "receive" should be in the passive voice.

The correct form is "until further instruction is received."
  • Stand down and wait for further instructions.
  • There are further instructions under the bench.
  • All seeking further instructions from tom mason.
  • Please proceed to the Operations Center immediately for further instructions.
  • We'll text further instructions once you're there.
  • No one moves, wait for further instructions.
  • When the delivery arrives we'll contact you with further instructions.
  • I'll contact you in the next 12 hours with further instructions.
  • Security personnel should report to their staging areas and await further instructions.
  • We don't do anything until Michael gives us further instructions.
  • I'll await further instructions, sir.
  • Why? Maintain radio silence and current position until you receive further instructions.
  • See further instructions on how to use Fuzeon at the end of this leaflet.
  • In reality your two armies are standing down, awaiting further instructions.
  • I will give you further instructions when you've exited.
  • Okay Charlie One, await further instructions.
  • Wait in Beckett's lab for further instructions.
  • Attention. Please return to your home and wait for further instructions.
  • Would evacuees please remain in the lobby and await further instructions.
  • Maintain positions, and await further instructions.

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