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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Can or could

Hi,


I bravely fight them so I can survive a few hours more.


Since it's present tense, I assume can is more suitable than could? Am I right?


Regards,

Sun

  

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anonymous Since it's present tense, I assume " can " is more suitable than could? " could ". It's not a question, so the question mark is wrong.

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  • anonymous Since it's present tense, I assume " can " is more suitable than could?
  • " could ".
  • It's not a question, so the question mark is wrong.
  • Yes.
  • In the given context "can" is present; "could" is past.
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anonymousSince it's present tense, I assume "can" is more suitable than could? "could".

It's not a question, so the question mark is wrong.

Yes. In the given context "ca

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