Have you received my later?Did you receive my later?
What's the difference between these two sentences?

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First, I think you mean "letter," not "later."  Second, we use the present perfect for a time starting in the past and continuing until now.  So if I mailed the letter four days ago, I might ask, "Have you received my letter?"  If I sent it two months ago, I would probably ask, "Did you receive my letter?"  This is because I assume it was delivered months ago, and I am just asking the other person to confirm this.

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No difference. They're both wrong! If you mean a "letter", then there is no difference in practical meaning here. In both cases he is asking: ""Do you have the letter?"

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