I already have an English short message.

I have received your email, thank you for your information.

Sentence grammar:

I received it and said, "I received it." "I have received" cannot be connected to a specific time, and can only be connected for a period of time or not. Don't emphasize the result, just say that you have received it. Can be used for time uncertainty and so on.

Receive and read French and English? 【r？ Is it? V] beautiful? [r？ 'siv】？

1，vt。 Roger that. Reception; admit

2. Acceptance of intransitive verbs

Example:

The next night, the hotel began to receive guests again.

The hotel received guests again the next night.

When the plan failed, he was accused more than anyone else.

When the plan failed, he was criticized more than anyone else.

Extended data 1. Discrimination of the meaning of acceptance;

Take, accept, acknowledge and accept all have the meaning of "accept, accept", but the difference is:

1, take Agreeing with receive is the daily usage of receive, focusing on accepting or accepting without subjective will.

2. accept? Emphasize voluntary or voluntary acceptance, or agree to accept after consideration.

3. admit it? When making an "acceptance" speech, emphasize permission or recognition.

4. receiving? Only focus on receiving or accepting this ship or fact, without taking initiative or positive action.

Second, the usage of receive:

1, the basic meaning of receive is "accept" and "receive", which only refers to the objective fact of accepting or receiving something, and does not mean subjective attitude (accept or reject). By extension, it means "being educated, punished, supported, etc." And "agree with a point of view or opinion". Sometimes it can also mean "meet someone".

2.receive can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be used as an object with a noun or pronoun, or as a compound object with a complement. Can be used for passive structures.

3. The 3.receive object can be from the preposition, meaning "get from", or into the preposition, meaning "accept as".

4.Received from/of means "to receive (money) from somewhere or someone", such as from Sam seven; ; In British English and American English, the first sentence of reply is usually your ... received, is, has been is often omitted.