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Brief explanation about time markers
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Hi - I see myself walking down a street in the 1950s. The tense of the verb is narrative present and, on its own, it leaves the reader with no idea what I am visualising. The last part of the sentence is the time marker - a phrase that gives a time context to the sentence Dave
- Hi - I see myself walking down a street in the 1950s.
- The tense of the verb is narrative present and, on its own, it leaves the reader with no idea what I am visualising.
- The last part of the sentence is the time marker - a phrase that gives a time context to the sentence Dave
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Hi
- I see myself walking down a street in the 1950s.
The tense of the verb is narrative present and, on its own, it leaves the reader with no idea what I am visualising. The last part of the sentence is the time marker - a phrase that gives a time context to the sentence
Dave
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