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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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artist
This is an artist giving a speech at my school a few days ago:
Eminem never really became the kind of global phenomenon like MIchael Jackson or someone who sings with melodies, because I think the melodies and lyrics became universal.
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Eminem hasn't really become the kind of global phenomenon like Michael Jackson or someone who sings melodies, because I think the melodies and lyrics has become universal.
Please proofread and which one is native speech?
Thank you
Eminem never really became the kind of global phenomenon like MIchael Jackson or someone who sings with melodies, because I think the melodies and lyrics became universal.
Or
Eminem hasn't really become the kind of global phenomenon like Michael Jackson or someone who sings melodies, because I think the melodies and lyrics has become universal.
Please proofread and which one is native speech?
Thank you
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Simple past or present perfect, it doesn't matter, as long as the two verbs in the sentence itself are in the same tense. lyrics have become ) There is also a little mistake elsewhere: the kind of a global attraction...
- Simple past or present perfect, it doesn't matter, as long as the two verbs in the sentence itself are in the same tense.
- lyrics have become ) There is also a little mistake elsewhere: the kind of a global attraction...
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Simple past or present perfect, it doesn't matter, as long as the two verbs in the sentence itself are in the same tense. (In the second - ...lyrics have become) There is also a little mistake elsewhere: the kind of a global attraction...
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