Combining past and present in the same sentence
Dear all,
I'm in need of guidance on how to correctly conjugate the following sentences by using appropriate tenses:
"In our days, it is common that some courses are conducted online. Technical malfunction are common as well, and a student reported that due to malfunction in the course website, there was no option to communicate with the lecturer."
Thanks,
Mauri
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anba I'm in need of guidance on how to correctly conjugate the following sentences by using appropriate tenses: I do not understand your request. Conjugation relates only to verbs. If we convert the sentences through the different possible verb forms, we will get many different versions of each sentence.
- anba I'm in need of guidance on how to correctly conjugate the following sentences by using appropriate tenses: I do not understand your request.
- Conjugation relates only to verbs.
- If we convert the sentences through the different possible verb forms, we will get many different versions of each sentence.
- It is still not a full conjugation since the subject is, for example, is limited to third person singular and third person plural.
- A full conjugation would have first person, second person and third person, both singular and plural.
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anbaI'm in need of guidance on how to correctly conjugate the following sentences by using appropriate tenses:
I do not understand your request. Conjugation relates only to verbs.
If we convert the sentences through the different possible verb forms, we will get many different versions of each sentence. It is still not a full conjugation since the su
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