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Hailsatyr Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Combination of tenses in one sentence
Which is correct?
I worked hard and am tired now - sounds awkward.
I worked hard and I am tired now.
She was a good mother and is a great grandmother now.
She was a good mother and she is a great grandmother now.
Can I omit the subject so as to avoid repetition? What is the grammar rule about it?
I worked hard and am tired now - sounds awkward.
I worked hard and I am tired now.
She was a good mother and is a great grandmother now.
She was a good mother and she is a great grandmother now.
Can I omit the subject so as to avoid repetition? What is the grammar rule about it?
Top answer
You can omit the subject to avoid repetition. Yes. It's fine.
- You can omit the subject to avoid repetition.
- Yes.
- It's fine.
- CJ
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