confirm or confirmed?

[Zoe2008]

we would like confirmed / confirm that the goods had deliveried on 04 Aug

 

[PROESL]

we would like confirmed / confirm that the goods had deliveried on 04 Aug

Here's the correct way to say or write this:

We would like to confirm that the goods were delilvered on 04 Aug.

Here's another way:

We would like to confirm that the goods have been delivered.

With the present perfect, we don't use a specific date, as this is finished time in the past. We use the present perfect to speak of time up until now, generally speaking.

Post follow-up questions if you have any.

;-)

 

[Anglika]

we would like confirmed / confirm that the goods had deliveried on 04 Aug

Zoe - who is confirming - you or the factory or the shippers?

 

[Zoe2008]

Hi teacher Anglika,

I confirm to the customer. Thanks to review again and advise.

Regards
Zoe

 

[Anglika]

OK

We confirm that the goods were delivered on [[date]]

or

We confirm that the goods have been delivered. They were signed for at your warehouse on [[date]]