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Ty123 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Can/could

Is this: Now that pot is legal he can/could just get it himself.
  

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If there's no reason to change tenses (and there isn't here), keep the same tense. is - can. Now that pot is legal he can just get it himself.

— CalifJim

  • If there's no reason to change tenses (and there isn't here), keep the same tense.
  • is - can.
  • Now that pot is legal he can just get it himself.
  • CJ
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If there's no reason to change tenses (and there isn't here), keep the same tense. is - can.

Now that pot is legal he can just get it himself.

CJ

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