I convinced my friend to try yoga, so he joined me in a weekly yoga class, but the week after he doesn't show up to what would have been his second time. So right after the class I call him up and says: I guess it wasn't for you, huh?
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Either use all Past Tense as we usually do, or use all Present Tense to add a bit of immediacy to your story. I convince my friend to try yoga, so he joins me in a weekly yoga class, but the week after he doesn't show up to what would have been his second time. "
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Either use all Past Tense as we usually do, or use all Present Tense to add a bit of immediacy to your story.
I convince my friend to try yoga, so he joins me in a weekly yoga class, but the week after he doesn't show up to what would have been his second time. So right after the class I call him up and say: "I guess it sn't for you, huh?"