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Louis chiang Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Aren't and Weren't
What's the difference between aren't and weren't mentioned in the sentence below?
- Storms weren't forming at the rate they did before.
- Storms aren't forming at the rate they did before.
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louis chiang difference 1) aren't : This sentence refers to storms which are forming now, in our time period of history 2) weren't : This sentence refers to storms which were forming at some time in the past, in a previous period of history CJ
- louis chiang difference 1) aren't : This sentence refers to storms which are forming now, in our time period of history 2) weren't : This sentence refers to storms which were forming at some time in the past, in a previous period of history CJ
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louis chiangdifference
1) aren't : This sentence refers to storms which are forming now, in our time period of history
2) weren't : This sentence refers to storms which were forming at some time in the past, in a previous period of history
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