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What is the proper grammar you enclose or have enclosed?

The grammatically correct phrase depends on the context and the intended meaning. Here's a breakdown:

"You enclose"

* This is present tense, suggesting an action happening now. Example: "Please ensure you enclose a copy of your ID with the application."

"You have enclosed"

* This is present perfect tense, indicating an action that was completed in the past and has a present relevance. Example: "Thank you for the documents you have enclosed."

"You enclosed"

* This is past tense, indicating an action that occurred in the past. Example: "You enclosed the wrong document."

"Have you enclosed..."

* This is a question in the present perfect tense, inquiring if something was enclosed. Example: "Have you enclosed a self-addressed envelope?"

To summarize:

* Use "you enclose" for present actions.

* Use "you have enclosed" for completed actions with present relevance.

* Use "you enclosed" for actions completed in the past.

* Use "have you enclosed..." to ask about an action in the past.

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