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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A good relationship
Can I say,
(a) Susan and Peter are good neighbours. They had a good relationship.
(b) They had a close relationship.
(a) Susan and Peter are good neighbours. They had a good relationship.
(b) They had a close relationship.
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(a) There is no need to shift to the past tense in the second sentence. (b) This is correct if you are talking about the past only.
- (a) There is no need to shift to the past tense in the second sentence.
- (b) This is correct if you are talking about the past only.
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(a) There is no need to shift to the past tense in the second sentence.
(b) This is correct if you are talking about the past only.
(b) This is correct if you are talking about the past only.
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