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Hi Anon, Well, both are grammatically correct. g. The detail WAS not properly shown (after the presentation), or, The detail IS not properly shown (commenting during the presentation)) Cheers, RENAN
- Hi Anon, Well, both are grammatically correct.
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- The detail WAS not properly shown (after the presentation), or, The detail IS not properly shown (commenting during the presentation)) Cheers, RENAN
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Hi Anon,
Well, both are grammatically correct. So, it depends on the context to use either the present or past tense of this passive structure (e.g. The detail WAS not properly shown (after the presentation), or, The detail IS not properly shown (commenting during the presentation))
Cheers,
RENAN
Well, both are grammatically correct. So, it depends on the context to use either the present or past tense of this passive structure (e.g. The detail WAS not properly shown (after the presentation), or, The detail IS not properly shown (commenting during the presentation))
Cheers,
RENAN
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